One thing that will set this site apart from the rest is the fact that I write all of my own code for my sites. What this means is that when it's decided to implement a new feature, we don't have to wait for the money to be there, or for the right coder to come along. It means I can get to work on coding it right away.
That said, it is important that there be a process for posting suggestions and that it's clear to everyone how the selection process will work.
Posting a suggestion
First of all, I'd always recommend searching the suggestion forum to make sure your idea hasn't already been suggested before. It'll help keep things nice and neat and save the moderators the time of having to merge suggestions together when multiples are found. It's also much easier to track interest in particular suggestions when the votes aren't scattered across multiple threads.
When making a suggestion in this forum, I think the most important things are to be as specific as possible with your suggestion and also only have one suggestion per thread. This way, if members are voting for your suggestion, it makes it easy to know exactly what it is they're voting for.
I'll always try to reply to every suggestion thread. While I can't guarantee every suggestion will be implemented, I can guarantee that they'll all be listened to and considered.
Agreeing with/voting for a suggestion
If you agree with a suggestion, and want to see it implemented, please upvote that suggestion. This will be the primary indicator on whether, or not, to implement a suggestion.
To upvote a suggestion, simply click the up arrow next to the first post in the suggestion thread.
When you're viewing the suggestion forum, threads can be sorted by the number of votes.
Please keep in mind that while the number of votes is the primary indictor on whether to implement a suggestion, it is not the only indicator. I'll always want to implement the suggestions that members want the most but sometimes there are reasons why I can't implement a suggestion. Sometimes technical issues will prevent it. Sometimes the amount of time it would take to write the code isn't worth the effort.
That said, it is important that there be a process for posting suggestions and that it's clear to everyone how the selection process will work.
Posting a suggestion
First of all, I'd always recommend searching the suggestion forum to make sure your idea hasn't already been suggested before. It'll help keep things nice and neat and save the moderators the time of having to merge suggestions together when multiples are found. It's also much easier to track interest in particular suggestions when the votes aren't scattered across multiple threads.
When making a suggestion in this forum, I think the most important things are to be as specific as possible with your suggestion and also only have one suggestion per thread. This way, if members are voting for your suggestion, it makes it easy to know exactly what it is they're voting for.
I'll always try to reply to every suggestion thread. While I can't guarantee every suggestion will be implemented, I can guarantee that they'll all be listened to and considered.
Agreeing with/voting for a suggestion
If you agree with a suggestion, and want to see it implemented, please upvote that suggestion. This will be the primary indicator on whether, or not, to implement a suggestion.
To upvote a suggestion, simply click the up arrow next to the first post in the suggestion thread.
When you're viewing the suggestion forum, threads can be sorted by the number of votes.
Please keep in mind that while the number of votes is the primary indictor on whether to implement a suggestion, it is not the only indicator. I'll always want to implement the suggestions that members want the most but sometimes there are reasons why I can't implement a suggestion. Sometimes technical issues will prevent it. Sometimes the amount of time it would take to write the code isn't worth the effort.