I have been wondering if these ideas could be "sorted" by newest well as
top 10 for each month.
This was stated before, but there needs to be more options to the
sorting process.
The voting idea is fine, but as stated earlier, there needs to be some
weight to the problem of
the oldest ideas getting more votes due to the time on the "forum".
One of my user groups for a community based network computing system
changed forum
scripts. When they did that, they took a look at the categories of the
threads and made the
new forum to be divided into groups based on the thread subjects. Is
there a possibility to
have the discussion system allow for an administrator to look at the
ideas and group them
based upon some subject? Group Writer, Calc, etc., ideas in different
sections. Group the
look and "feel" of the software in another section. With each section,
you have sub-groupings.
Then have some type of sorting so you can view the new ideas for each
group, or major group,
along with "user rating" and such that were discussed before.
If you really want to have a discussion web page system, you must do it
right from the beginning.
There are a lot of forum and discussion site scripts out there. Find
one that does what you want
and need, then find the lowest costing web hosting system that supports
that scripting.
My hosting account supports the following.
Content Management
anyInventory, Drupal, Joomla!®, Mambo, MODx
Moodle, Nucleus, PostNuke, SilverStripe, Xoops
Forums
phpBB
SMF (Simple Machines Forum)
Vanilla Forum
Project Management
Brim, dotProject, Mantis, phpCollab, PHProjekt
Social Networking
Elgg
Tools/Scripts
jQuery
Script.aculo.us
plus many other options such as many languages supported.
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