Making a big fuss because your suggestion doesnt get the thumbs up isnt going to change anyones mind, all that happens is that staff move onto looking at other things.
The simple fact is that we will not change something unless there is a very good reason to do so.
The only reason ive seen in this thread is when someone said that sorting installed mods in alphabetical order would make it easier to "find a modification in the list". However, they are currently sorted by last post date to make it easier to see which have the most recent replies - an equally good reason.
If we implemented every suggestion then we would be spending all out time changing things. To change something you need to convince us that your reason/request/suggestion is better than the current reason/method/system/whatever - and would be preferred by the majority, not just you. On top of that, we have to consider the amount of time/effort required to change something (e.g. styles).
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05-27-2008, 03:26 PM
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