Difference between revisions of "Suggestions Wishlist"
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| − | * http://community.livejournal.com/suggestions/892296.html - Ability to preview (and then edit) a suggestion during the submissions process. Enthusiastically supported. | + | * http://community.livejournal.com/suggestions/892296.html - Ability to preview (and then edit) a suggestion during the submissions process. Enthusiastically supported. Now at http://dw-suggestions.dreamwidth.org/50533.html |
* I don't think there actually is a suggestion in for this yet, but given recent Suggestions deletion drama, <b>users should not be able to delete their top-level Suggestions posts</b>. They should be able to disable receiving notifications from it, yes, but if a suggestion is posted and discussion occurs, even if it is entirely against the proposed suggestion, it is useful to have discussion pointing out all these issues archived to show people "this is why this suggestion is not such a good idea for DW," etc. | * I don't think there actually is a suggestion in for this yet, but given recent Suggestions deletion drama, <b>users should not be able to delete their top-level Suggestions posts</b>. They should be able to disable receiving notifications from it, yes, but if a suggestion is posted and discussion occurs, even if it is entirely against the proposed suggestion, it is useful to have discussion pointing out all these issues archived to show people "this is why this suggestion is not such a good idea for DW," etc. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:48, 12 August 2009
- http://community.livejournal.com/suggestions/892296.html - Ability to preview (and then edit) a suggestion during the submissions process. Enthusiastically supported. Now at http://dw-suggestions.dreamwidth.org/50533.html
- I don't think there actually is a suggestion in for this yet, but given recent Suggestions deletion drama, users should not be able to delete their top-level Suggestions posts. They should be able to disable receiving notifications from it, yes, but if a suggestion is posted and discussion occurs, even if it is entirely against the proposed suggestion, it is useful to have discussion pointing out all these issues archived to show people "this is why this suggestion is not such a good idea for DW," etc.
