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KNode has got a simple scoring mechanism. Scoring means basically to set a number for every thread according to its importance. In the current version scoring works only for whole threads and not for single articles, but this will be changed in the future. In KNode you can set a score between 0 and 100. The default value is 50. To set a score select "Article->Thread->Set score" from the menubar. This option can also be accessed via the popup-menu of an article or via a hotkey. In every case the score-dialog will appear, in which you can choose between the three default values 0, 50, 100 and a custom value. Just select the score you want to specify for the current thread and hit the OK-button. That's it.
KNode doesn't provide explicit functions for watching and ignoring threads, but the scoring-mechanism offers a flexible way to achieve this. All you have to do is to set for all threads you want to watch a score of 100 and for all you want to ignore a score if 0. Now define or edit your filters by adding the setting "score>0", so the ignored threads are not displayed anymore. Then define a new filter with "score=100", to display only watched threads. This procedure works pretty well for watching or ignoring certain threads.