Hello
LanX, lazy sunday? ;=)
If you are suggesting to build a firewall to block mexicans requests I do not agree.. ;=)
Ok now seriously: I think my dear site, my only net place, need some rearrangemets. Not for me, but mostly for newcomers and young peoples arriving here. The site must be a little bit more friendly in the daily usage.
Between features I'd like to have here at PM i'd mention:
- improved readabilty for mobile users
- improved node composition with even minimal set of shortcut for html approved tags
- renewed tutorial section to build up in next years with a Modern perspective
- improved security
- a wider group of moderators to prevent chat flaming and spam nodes
- a bigger space limit for post and private pages (at least for high level monks)
- the ability to show who is speaking (Discipulus lvl 17 since 2002 average posts XP 9 last year 11 as I already suggested)
- the possibility of automatically conceil wrong answers (leaving the possibility
of to review them)
i think the best way to achieve the above is a complete rewrite of the code base: it is a big work I'm not able to do: so who can do such a big work? we can also collect some money to pay at pizza&beer rate someone of us but even if someone offer himself there are many downside:
- The owner of the actual site (estimated vroom?) must agree
- How to choose the developer group?
- How to choose the roadmap?
- this eventual project must run in parallel with the existing one
- the huge historical database must migrated accordingly
Even if this become feasible with have to not alter the nature of PM doing this. I'm especially thinking about:
- the freedom to express himself even if in disaccord with the majority of the community
- the somehow vintage appeal must be preserved: it is a monastery not a disco
- the XP system it is not perfect, but I think it is better to leave it unchanged
L*
There are no rules, there are no thumbs..
Reinvent the wheel, then learn The Wheel; may be one day you reinvent one of THE WHEELS.
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