No, I'm just waiting to see what might happen with this feature 🙂 Not sure I follow the logic behind locking all of these threads for unsolved issues and unanswered questions. I saw some other threads locked.
Isn't the idea for any forum member to be able to comment on a thread for a similar topic rather than creating a new one? It's more efficient. What does locking do? Don't threads usually get locked only when they are off the rails? If the thread becomes inactive, it simply falls down the list of active topics, but can still be searched and commented on. You lock a thread when you want to silence it, right? Versus saying, "If you aren't going to keep commenting every day, we're going to lock this thread." That's what I don't understand.
So instead for context in the future, I have to create a new thread and then search for relevant threads to link to that others can't comment on.
Example: I mention an issue in a thread. It is unsolved. I have reported it via "send feedback" and it is out in the ether. Other have the same issue. They can chime in and say, "I'm experiencing this as well." One day maybe it is fixed? It would also be nice to be able to comment on that same thread to say, "This is fixed!" or "I found a solution, this is what I did..."
