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How to label a thread a "Sticky?"

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I'm wondering, what would qualify a thread to be labeled a "Sticky?" An FC member (Jason Olech, user ID-Olexian Pro) who is studying to be a vet, will soon be posting several threads. The goal of each will be to help educate people on a variety of herp topics (everything from "How to assimilate a quarantine protocol" to "The affects of Sanitation on herp health" to "Herp Nutrition" etc...)

Will Jason have to take any steps to submit his threads as potential "candidates" for the sticky feature? For example, will he have to PM a mod and request that it be made into a sticky topic? At which point Rich or a mod will look it over and determine whether or not, said thread has enough substance to stay up top? :shrug01:

Jason will post some really informative stuff and it might be good to keep those threads visible. What I'm asking is...what qualifies a thread to become a "sticky" topic, and what steps (if any) need to be taken by the OP to get that thread qualified into becoming a "sticky?"

Thanks in advance for any input.
 
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