Neowin: What 1 change would you make?


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remove warnings remove post counts remove unwanted threads :)

Post counts are pretty stupid. Thats would be a good thing to remove.

Another thing I thought about is how people resurrect old threads accidentally. I've done it before, searching for something I find a post from 2004 and add to it without realizing how old it was. Maybe threads that are so old should just automatically lock.

what mods should do is take the top 10 most common answers from this thread, put them in a poll and let the community decide. after all it's the community that makes up neowin.

Yeah like I said its the best idea I see alot of ideas being re-mentioned.

Why not have post counts? its not like you get 100 and you get access to a secret lair of goodies...they are just numbers and as the old saying says "you are not your post count"

Leave the post count in but I am getting tired of constantly having to login to the forum every other week, regardless of what broswer i use or what computer im viewing the forums from, I still have to login every other week it seems.

I NEVER log in. Only if I clear my cookies.

I'm seeing a lot of "moderate the moderators". Who would do this? A special team of incorruptible moderators? What would we call them? Internal Affairs? The Mod Mods?

Who would watch them? :shifty:

I would only make 1 change.

Warn / ban for band grammar and spelling. I don't mind a bit of swearing ( and I think the rules on that should be relaxed a bit. We all do it) but some people consistently can't put a sentence together. I'm not talking about being a grammar/spelling Nazi but daily there are posts and comments on news stories that are a complete mess.

Warn / ban for band grammar and spelling. I don't mind a bit of swearing ( and I think the rules on that should be relaxed a bit. We all do it) but some people consistently can't put a sentence together. I'm not talking about being a grammar/spelling Nazi but daily there a posts and comments on news stories that are a complete mess.

You would be the first one to go by that.

I'm seeing a lot of "moderate the moderators". Who would do this? A special team of incorruptible moderators? What would we call them? Internal Affairs? The Mod Mods?

They are called Supervisors.

Who would watch them? :shifty:

The Admins.

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