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https://skimur.com/s/ideasforskimur/post/d058bacb-836a-e511-929c-5404a632cbf7/it_would_be_nice_if_the_text_of_text_posts_wasnt

I have currently implemented #8, but the messaging part of the system is not completed. I am closing #8 as done, and creating this task to be done in the future.

Each sub will support managing a list of users that post to a sub.

https://skimur.com/s/ideasforskimur/post/9c153604-5b6c-e511-929c-5404a632cbf7/ability_to_apply_keywords_to_subs

It helps give credit where credit is do. Also, users likely to see the actual source without digging for a possible comment. The original link should be prominently displayed.

• Avatar/bio.
• Post/comment karma. (sum of each score [up-down votes])
• List of subs user is moderating.
• How long the user has been a member.
• Tab for comments
• Tab for posts
• Sorting posts/comments by new/top/hot/controversial.
• Ajax paging for comments/posts for user?

Added support for inviting mods, and giving users a limited set of permissions.

https://skimur.com/s/ideasforskimur/post/63e984e1-496c-e511-929c-5404a632cbf7/when_submitting_links_previously_submitted

Sub moderators can...

• Enable/disable user flairs, per sub.
• Allow/disallow users setting their own flair, per sub.
• Allow/disallow contributors to provide their own link flair (from template).
• Position [left/right] user flair position before, per sub.
• Position [left/right/none] link flair position, per sub.

Also, moderators can

• View/update/delete all the flairs currently in use by each user (text/css-class).
• Manage user flair templates that users can choose from. If users can set their own flair, these options will display to the user.
• Manage link flair templates the user can choose from. Moderators can use these templates to update the flair for a post. If users can set their own flair on their posts, then they will be presented with these options.

Each user/link flair template can optionally allow the user to edit the text of the flair (not the css class).

Also, if there are no children, the comment should not be visible.

https://getpocket.com/

Similar to CS overwatch.

If a user is detected giving a controversial number of down/up votes in a thread, auto start an investigation with the user's name ommited. If the comments are polarizing, then the user is likely voting because of they disagree, and not the quality that the comment contributed. Users can collectively decide if the votes should be nulled. Maybe if a user is a repeat offender (3+ times), a mod can message them, warning them.

These investigations may be run automatically by qualified users. Users may get rewards (karma) for participation.

When users submit posts, they become available, but needed to be marked to be reviewed by moderators. Moderators need a page to go to for a sub to list all unapproved posts, and mark them as approved/disapproved. When disapproving a link, an optional message can be sent to the user why the post was removed.

There needs to be a UI loading indicator, preventing multiple clicks if an operation is in progress.

Title says it all.

Moderators can manage bans for their sub.

When banning a user, you must provide...

• Who to ban? (username)
• Why the ban? (internal usage)
• How long (in days)
• Message to give to the user when ban is created.

Each moderator should also be able to search through and manage/remove existing bans.

Moderators can modify a subs "type".

• Public - Anyone can view/post to sub.
• Restricted - Anyone can view, but only approved submitters can post.
• Private - Only approved submitters can view and post to the sub.

This requires the ability to manage approved submitters, via #6

Makes night-time browsing easier on the eyes.

This makes it so that people can simply correct the url easier.

We may want to consider red-adding this once we add support for users to create keywords assoicated with their sub. Then, we can add keywords "ideasforvoat" to "ideasforskimur". Then, if they type in the url "/s/ideasforvoat", then it will redirect to the search results page with "ideasforskimur" shown. People could also add common misspellings to the sub keywords.

VirtualBox "host only" adapters are buggy.

The guest-to-host port redirects work though, so instead of using an IP address for the box, we must use localhost with the port redirects.

Here is how to work on Windows 10.

Comment out the following line in the Vagrantfile

    # dev.vm.network :private_network, ip: "192.168.10.200"

Update the Web.config in "Skimur.Web.Public" to point to "localhost" instead of "192.168.10.200".

If VirtualBox doesn't give us a fix soon, we will make this the standard way to develop.

Currently, you have to click permalink to get back.

This would encourage a cleanly moderated sub.

I don't like the idea of rewarding users for posts, because it will encourage spam posting. The mods should be the ones rewarded for their hard work.

This would circumvent websites not allowing hot-linking, due to them not wanting to share bandwidth.

Right now, there consist of a header tag and a paragraph. Wupty f'in do! :)

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/74496

Maybe the ability to analyze the the up and down votes and figure out where each user normally votes. This would detect flocks of people who actively contribute to "europe" who are currently voting on a sub in "russia".

With this information, the mod can choose to ignore votes if a users has a certain level of activity in a certain sub, and retroactively remove votes from the offending brigade.

Maybe the mod can create a profile and detect if this profile is currently brigading a post.

https://skimur.com/s/bugs/post/788d8a81-4166-e511-929c-5404a632cbf7/posted_this_a_minute_ago_why_is_the_time_off

Users should be able to report any post/comment to be moderated.

When a user reports the spam, they must provide a reason why they are reporting.

• Spam
• Vote manipulation
• Personal information
• Sexualizing minors
• Other (user provided text)

Each sub should have a page (only visible to moderators) that will list all posts/comments that are currently reported. The moderator can then mark the report as resolved.

Account age, activity, kudos. top comment, etc.

For example, "videos mentioned in this thread", "thread is mentioned elsewhere", etc. These are useful bots and they should be integrated into the system itself.

Add support to send private messages to users, or subs (the moderators).

When an individual user browsers their messages, they but be able to seem then as categories as:

• All
• Unread
• Messages
• Comment replies
• Post replies
• User name mentions

They should be sorted from newest to oldest at all times.