About Archiving and Deleting Claims


  • On Kialo Edu, claims can either be archived or deleted.
  • Archiving a claim puts the claim into a state where it is not considered to be “active” in the discussion. Archived claims can be unarchived.
  • Deleting a claim removes all record of it from a discussion. Deleting a claim is irreversible.
  • A claim must first be archived to be eligible to be deleted.

About Archived Claims

  • Archived claims are removed from the default view in a discussion, however can still be accessed by users and be commented on.
  • You can view or hide archived claims by clicking the (Visibility Settings icon) in the top-left of a discussion and checking or unchecking Show archived claims. When this is checked, you will also see archived claims in your search results, allowing you to search for archived claims.
  • For participants who were active in the discussion before the claim was archived, it will remain visible in the discussion as a “greyed out” claim until interacted with or the notification is marked as seen.

Archiving a Claim

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Note:

You must have the Writer role or above to archive your own claims and the Editor role or above to archive other users’ claims.

To archive a claim:

  1. Right-click on the claim, or click on the … Menu icon that appears on a claim when you hover over it.
  2. Select Archive.

Unarchiving a Claim

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Note:

You must have the Writer role or above to unarchive your own claims and the Editor role or above to unarchive other users’ claims.

To unarchive a claim:

  1. Right-click on the archived claim, or click on the … Menu icon that appears on a claim when you hover over it.
  2. Select Archive.

Deleting a Claim

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Reminder:

Be careful when deleting claims. Deleting an archived claim removes all record of it from a discussion, and deleted claims are unrecoverable.

To delete an archived claim:

  1. Right-click on the claim, or click on the … Menu icon that appears on a claim when you hover over it.
  2. Select Delete.
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