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BirdOPrey5 09-14-2010 06:46 PM

"Post Prefixes" for Mods forum threads...
 
I realize this isn't part of vBulletin but since this is a forum full of vb coders I'm sure it'd be possible if there was interest.

I believe a mod should be made (if one hasn't already) where we could implement "Post Prefixes" similar to "Thread Prefixes" but for posts... When you make a post in a mod thread you would be required to choose a prefix, such as:
  • Comment
  • Bug
  • Support
  • Thanks
  • Suggestion
  • Critical Issue
  • FYI
  • Update (for Mod Author Only)

This would make life easier for both coders and users... as a user I find a mod and it has hundreds, if not thousands of posts and I feel compelled to read them all before installing or asking a question... If I could filter the posts so I only read say ones marked as "Bug" or "Critical" I'm sure I could get through it much faster... Thanks are nice but as someone looking to download the mod I don't need to read 50 people thanking the author or a dozen people with sometimes absurd suggestions for making it better... I just want to see what problems people are having, if any.

Also as a mod author it would make supporting the mod easier as well, I could filter to see problems only and address them... if I'm feeling down I could look at only the "Thank Yous"- when I'm ready to upgrade I could quickly scan the "Suggestions"

I can't imagine Post Prefixes would be beyond the ability of a decent VB Coder and could really help.

If we wanted to get really fancy then we could choose what type of notification we get to subscribed threads so if I chose to get email notice of "Critical Issues" I could but all others were control panel notification only.

Also... I would give the mod author the option of changing a post prefix on any post in their thread- they could be best to tell if something is truly a bug or a support request or critical issue- not something they are required to do but they could keep posts properly filed if they wanted to.
:up:

KevinL 09-14-2010 07:07 PM

Everyone would mark their posts as critical lol

BirdOPrey5 09-14-2010 07:45 PM

Maybe "Critical" could be another one reserved for the author only then...

KevinL 09-14-2010 08:24 PM

Don't get me wrong. I actually think it is a great idea. I think having them to be able to be filtered is an awesome idea also :)


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