I almost never visit the section pages, since I start all my
browsing from the Newest Nodes page. So I think one or more
of the following would be nice:
- A note next to the section name in
Newest Nodes that says something like "this section has
unmoderated nodes" so that I can know to go in and check them.
- A marker next to yet-unmoderated nodes in Newest Nodes
that says something like "this question/post has not been
moderated yet".
- The ability to moderate a node from its own page. This
is, when I visit a node, if it hasn't been moderated, add
the checkboxes to its title or something like that. This could
be combined with the previous item so that we can identify
unmoderated nodes from Newest Nodes, go in and check them
out.
- A separate section in Newest Nodes called "Unmoderated
nodes" or somesuch. This section could either contain the
full posts (as they appear now at the bottom of each section,
plus an indication of which section each one belongs to) with
the checkboxes to moderate them, or links to each node, with
the ability to moderate from the node's page as described
in the previous item.
I know. This is just me being lazy. I can easily check on each
section's page every once in a while. But it would be nice :-)
Thanks again vroom for this site. It's great.
--ZZamboni
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