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In the latest P**ez thread there were questions about how threads are (no longer) featured on the front page that @Jordan Miller answered. I was aware of this change back when it was made, but in light of the increase in speculation I had a recommendation from one of my other forums that has been pretty successful. Rather than an open tag system like here, they use preset tags (i.e. a single select drop down) - eg. News / Speculation / Question … so on. I was thinking perhaps there could be a similar system used here, where there’s more careful moderation of what is deemed “News” and thus only News shows on the homepage. Or perhaps multiple sections for each major tag. Anyhow, just a suggestion for the team with all the craziness going on as of late. The front page has… scared me a bit at times and had me thinking
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-put the thumbs down in reaction to a comment / thread , we have the thumbs up why not down 👎 -delete a thread: it would be so nice if we could delete a thread that we posted, for example imagine that we posted a thread but that it quickly becomes obsolete or while we posted a useless or annoying thread it would be useful -report a thread, i realized that it would be a good idea when a user had posted a hateful thread towards the children of britney, instead of identifying all the mods, it would be easier to click on an option to send a report notification to all mods including @Jordan Miller
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@Jordan Miller You should make me an emote mod. What does this mean? Someone who's sole purpose is to make the emotes be the best they can possibly be. I'd cycle out the least-used emotes with new ones, clean up some of the sharper ones, and drastically simplify the codes, many of which are now as long as Wish.com product listings. I have a back catalogue of almost 700 emotes, many of them Britney. And I have easy access to make more as needed. I've been campaigning for this title for almost a decade now, and I like to believe that I'm a fairly popular member on here, with people who could vouch for me. And if you make me a mod, I will be professional and finally stop hitting on you with every waking breath.
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So I wonder if this is something worth exploring? Obviously this site runs based on peoples’ interactions in threads across the various forums here. But I do notice that a small handful of members are the ones that dominate the forums with their threads, though. While it’s nice to have something to talk about, I do feel like it discourages new members or shyer members from creating threads of their own. I just feel like so many people have something to say but don’t say it because they’re competing with a lot of other content. Is a limit on the number of threads a member can author each day/week a reasonable ask? Discuss.