[Other] Suggestion Forum Sub-Folders for Maps, Weapons, Etcetera. . . [Provi signed] [0010 Signatures]

Brian4t8 · 09-04-2011, 01:34 AM | **Post: #1**

Quite simple really, and it shouldn't be too terribly difficult to implement either:

Many places utilize sub-forums within a major forum to better organize threads and weave a more clear fabric of material, so to speak and pardon the pun.

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This may look something like this (with a short description of the different categories which *should* be self-explanatory):

Suggestions
Please give us your good ideas (NOT for bugs!)
Sub-Forums/Folders:
Please use these sub-forums to categorize your suggestions.

[Classes]
All suggestions relating to classes belong here.
[Features]
All suggestions relating to features belong here.
[Factions]
All suggestions relating to factions belong here.
[Items&Clothing]
All suggestions relating to items and clothing belong here.
[Maps]
All suggestions relating to maps belong here.
[Missions]
All suggestions relating to missions belong here.
[Vehicles]
All suggestions relating to vehicles belong here.
[Weapons]
All suggestions relating to weapons belong here.
[Other]
All suggestions relating to none of the other categories belong here.

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Such an implementation would help cut down on redundancies because threads of a similar nature will be placed in the same folder as the rest (E.G. we won't have quite so many of the same class suggestions [Ranger, Spy, etcetera]). This implementation is very non-labor-intensive, should just require that the webmaster(s) set up new sub-forums.

PLEASE NOTE:

I understand the implications of doing this, it means that the current threads in the forums would have to be re-placed in the future which *would* be a labor-intensive process; however, the rewards of having a well organized system by which to view individual suggestions are well worth it. This might even aid the developers more so that they can go into individual sub-folders and view the particular types of subjects people are most interested in.

Brian4t8 · 09-04-2011, 01:35 AM | **Post: #2**

Signatures:
0000. Brian4t8
0001. ComputerGeek01
0002. zhongsifu
0003. Provi
0004. Crazeeman
0005. combosco
0006. leocano
0007. PvtWilhelmS.
0008. techs181
0009. Mofium
0010. maffiemans
0011.
0012.
0013.
0014.
0015.
0016.
0017.
0018.
0019.
0020.
0021.
0022.
0023.
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Frequently Asked Questions:

Suggestions:

TheMovingTarget · 09-04-2011, 02:15 AM | **Post: #3**

thats nice.

ComputerGeek01 · 09-04-2011, 02:16 AM | **Post: #4**

Good idea, /sign

Brian4t8 · 09-04-2011, 02:17 AM | **Post: #5**

(09-04-2011 02:15 AM)TheMovingTarget Wrote: That's nice.

Is this a sign, or no?

zhongsifu · (12-06-2010 06:21 PM)

/sign

APELINCOLN · 09-04-2011, 06:19 PM | **Post: #7**

(09-04-2011 01:35 AM)Brian4t8 Wrote:
Signatures:
0000. Brian4t8
0001. 0002.
0003. 0004.
0005. 0006.
0007. 0008.
0009. 0010.
0011. 0012.
0013. 0014.
0015. 0016.
0017. 0018.
0019. 0020.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Suggestions:

Signatures?

Signature is the thing you have under your postmessage, like me.
Your signature is a man showing a red card.

Do you mean "signs"?

Brian4t8 · 09-04-2011, 06:30 PM | **Post: #8**

(09-04-2011 06:19 PM)APELINCOLN Wrote:
(09-04-2011 01:35 AM)Brian4t8 Wrote:
Signatures:

Signatures?

Signature is the thing you have under your postmessage, like me.
Your signature is a man showing a red card.

Do you mean "signs"?

No, because "signs" is just "signs." Signature is a sign of approval and a seal on a contract. When you "sign" a petition, you place your seal of approval or swear your oath to uphold it with your signature. Signing something like this *is* just like signing a contract.