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Nice!
Nice!
This sounds great!
Yes, but we would love to hear what efforts you would like? Right now mods of a topic can only remove the visibility of a post inside the topic. A placeholder for the post will still be there. People can click on the user and view the original post anyway. This makes it completely transparent what posts are removed and what the content of those are. Hence people can easily evaluate whether mods are abusing or not.
Thank you. Right now topics can be merged into one. This should address any such problems right? If it becomes a problem we will definitely find a solution for it.
Also, would there be efforts against unruly or abusing mods in sub/root topics Thanks
I think there should be something to stop people from making duplicate topics
There totally needs to be a heavier weight to posting something. Like you can't just straight up be an Anon and have the ability to click post after spitting out any momentary stream of consciousness. There needs to be some weight to make sure it's best for the person to consider their post within, the best ways express their idea and how it fits within the dialogue etc. When there's some 10 minute long cooldown or whatever, like it or hate it but that makes the person think twice. I don't know what am I getting at either it's way into the AMs right now and the first thing I came across around here was a shizopost pdf diary so you know what you know. But this is an example in itself, a random ass thought that shot itself from the back of the head phrased in whatever way with no clear guide as to like whats and and and anyway ignore this thats how it is on newer websites in terms of the kinds of people that come in and the kinds of attitudes and predispositiond they have
Notice. Feedback not in the category suggests improvements have been moved to meta discussions at https://depvana/topic/181 Cheers,
Thank you, that's a good idea. We will do that. In the meantime I can reassure that Depvana is as privacy respecting as it gets.
I suggest taking the time to create a privacy policy that outlines how you collect, use, and share user data. An anonymous user of another forum very familiar with Depvana regarded its privacy practices as one of its strong points.
Further Debate on this has been placed in topic "User debate on users suggestions" /topic/265
Yeah, thanks for the heads up
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Thank you. Some variation of these could be very interesting. We would love if you could go into more precise details about how you would want this feature to work in practice?
Maybe there could be natural selection of topics: if topic hasn't been posted on in x amount of time or years then it is merged back with parent, or user has to pay per ownage of topic. Or maybe further seperation of topics? What if you could add money onto a comment and that comment bumps up to the top of the website? Like if a dollar is added onto a comment then it gets bumped up. Maybe there could be settings for to view the website in different ways like "paidview, voteview, randomview, mixedview" Maybe mixedview could be a balance between votes and paidness, I don't know what the formula to make such a view would be like? maybe (votes/100) + paid? or (votes/x) + paid? And the highest number would bump to the top of the website. This could or might work within topics as well. But it could be expensive to implement any of this and I already appreciate the funding put into this website as it is, it isn't always cheap to make a forum website in my opinion. I suggest that advertisements to be implemented on the website just as a source of income, the two things in my opinion I think that should stay on this website is the anonymity and the simple post structure. So if a vote system or paid system doesn't get added then I will be content and alright with that decision.
Thanks we are honored by your interest. Although nothing set in stone, we probably will move to some form of open source further down the line.
It would be great if Depvana was free and open source software and could be run on third-party servers.
Thank you, this is already in the pipeline and will be coming soon.
maybe add something for recent posts.