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Suggestions forums sorting change.

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Mon, 01/26/2015 - 17:46
Chaos-Mist's picture
Chaos-Mist

The current way the suggestions forums is sorted is really annoying. Some of the ideas that everybody has shown support for and wanted in the game have dropped into the background because there's nothing left to say, whereas some ideas receive negative opinions but remain in the top pages because people are complaining (I can understand a certain person may think I am referring to them because I disliked their idea - I am not. I am referring to ideas in which the community on a whole has disliked).
My suggestion is that there actually be a +1 button. Of course the +1 button wouldn't really sort much on it's own, so the other part to this is that there is a "Sort by rating" sort mode for the forums. I would also like to say I support a -1 button (because then sorting by result wouldn't just bring up the oldest nice idea).

Mon, 01/26/2015 - 19:10
#1
Supnaplamqw's picture
Supnaplamqw
Seeing as this game doesn't have much people anymore

a +1 and a -1 button would be fine for the time being.We don't have to worry about popular people getting an edge.
+1

Tue, 01/27/2015 - 02:26
#2
Thunder-The-Bright's picture
Thunder-The-Bright
algorithms are the solutions to any problem.

they fired their web designer long, long ago.
forum suggestions often fall flat because of that. OOO can't do anything until someone of them learns how to build a forum.

Tue, 01/27/2015 - 14:08
#3
Fangel's picture
Fangel
Yeahhh...

A rating system would be great, however that can't always be the case. As Thunder here mentioned, Three Rings doesn't have a web developer right now, and as far as I know, Drupal doesn't support such a thing.

If someone wants to make something like that ignore forum feature via tampermonkey or something that works similar, I can see that being a workaround, but that's not something that the Spiral Knights developers really need to worry about.

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