Thanks, missed that: Reaped nodes no longer visible?

From Tidings:

Reaped Nodes (and their branches) are no longer shown in threads and Super Search
Aug 10, 2015 at 20:00 CEST

As of 2015-07-27, you will no longer see reaped nodes, nor any nodes below them in the "tree" of replies, in any threaded view. This is now default behavior, but logged-in monks can override this by checking the "Show Reaped" checkboxes in Newest Nodes Settings. Note that Anonymous Monk has no way to override this behavior, and now will never see any reaped node, except when landing directly on a reaped node's page.

Also, reaped nodes will now no longer be included in Super Search results, unless you explicitly include author NodeReaper in your search criteria. As above, this behavior is overrideable by the NN Settings variables.

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re^2: Bug?: Reaped nodes become invisible as replies in sub-thread view by LanX
in thread Bug?: Reaped nodes become invisible as replies in sub-thread view (solved) by LanX

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