Topic Locké Examples?
3.9BRAINROT SCOREtopic locké A discussion thread (topic) that a moderator has locked so it can still be read but no longer answered; « locker » is the French forum verb for this action.
Origin:French forum slang built on the English word "lock" (« locker », past participle « locké »), applied to a topic closed to replies by a moderator. Observed on Jeuxvideo.com forums, where a moderator announces in a 2008 thread that she is locking the topic to avoid deleting a pile of useless messages. The exact first appearance is unknown. It is the French-forum form of the same moderation action covered by the English entries on locked threads; it adds the French verb and the « topic » vocabulary (see « topic »).
First Seen:Unknown (attested by 2008)
Peak Era:Unknown; attested on French forums from the 2000s onward
Aura Impact:+1 Aura (Using It Correctly In Context)
EXAMPLE USAGE
"Le modo a locké le topic : on peut le lire, mais plus personne ne peut répondre."
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