Re: Moderation feedback
Posted: 2009-08-24 09:56
What he said, make a template if you don't want to type everytime and just change the links to topics and ***.Jonny wrote:Rule:
If you want to tell someone that something is a re-suggestion, you MUST also post a link to an OPEN topic about that suggestion. Including moderators.
Why?
So what if it has been resuggested? That does not mean someone cannot have an idea for how to make it work, a proposal to assemble a team to do it, a compelling argument for/against it, have already done it and wishes to post evidence of it, wants to question why it should be done, etc, etc, etc, etc.
We might finally have a sensible discussion about it instead of a whole load of simple outlines followed closely by "Resuggestion. IBTL.".
Pre-emptive defence:
#1 Its not really going to make your lives as moderators that much harder as people will be posting a lot in few threads, rather than posting lots of new threads. Far less to lock for being resuggestions.
#2 So what if the DEVs dont want xyz to be included? We all know that a thread about it wont change their minds. How about we have one open thread for it, with people posting up what they managed to do themselves (and then being asked to do some similar things to go into PR...), instead of a whole load of locked threads with nothing to show for the moderators efforts. At the very least you would have one thread full of "That would be awsome!" instead of a whole load of locked threads, which seems far less work for the mods.
#3 if it gets out of hand, lock it and start a new thread. One new thread, one old thread locked. Not fifty threads locked. Just one.
