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Any plans on flairs or anything like that? "Top contibuter" "Helpful user" "Forever A-noob" "debugger buddy" etc. Admin approved, of course. (If you need a volunteer...... *winky face*) All tags must be within site guidelines, sillyness kept to a minimum, flairs cannot be changed for "x" days, etc. It's a bit less Internet pointey, and could prove useful, especially with niche helpers. Some people specialize in code, others in sprites or music.I've thought about doing something like this. Now that most of the main features are implemented and the bugs are mostly fixed, I guess I can start working on fun stuff like this. Later though. Just remind me if I don't get around to it.
I think up in the header of the Submissions page there should be a create/submit button or something. Throwing it onto a couple links at the page bottom seems lazy design at this stage tbh.No no no, Lumage please don't do that! Remember, we put it at the bottom so we don't have 100,000 bad pages. When you make people look for it, they have to REALLY want to submit it. Furthermore, the important content on a page should always go first. When browsing submissions, the most important things are the already submitted programs. Only like 1 in 1000 views on the submissions page will ever be for submitting a new page.
I wish there was some way for non-admin users to get symbols after their names... maybe we can hold contests and the winner gets a symbol for winning? Unnecessary but my jealousy thirsts it! OmOThis is for jealousy and confusing. I don't want more people begging for symbols. Symbols mean specific website powers. Thassit.
This is for jealousy and confusing.
[poll=question goes here] [*]choice [*]choice [/poll]Of course, this would require significant work to achieve. Even just tracking polls would be difficult, as well as building the form and stuff like that. Just an idea. That's supposed to say * not li. Parse bug :P
