Community Catalogue of Outstanding Content
Heya WF Admins & Community!
So - I'm thinking this would be a great place to keep a list of definitive articles & posts, rank them by user votes (thumb up, thumb down gravity) and categorize/tag them for easy reference.
That way, when new folks come to the forum, they aren't faced with an insurmountable, hardly catalogued jumble of information to sort through and try to sift the crap from the gold.
I'm saying - use this community's recommendations to pan the gold for everyone's benefit. It should at least cut down on the clueless newbie posts. The system could start by taking the post thanks in to account, that's a quick way to highlight the great information here. It could extend beyond this forum to reference & rank great definitive posts around the web. (IM Redd.it?)
Just my 2 cents on what could be an awesome improvement here. Its something I've been thinking of implementing at Internet-Marketing-Review.net, but I don't currently have the community capacity to pull that off. The content and the community is here, though, I'd like to see it happen.
-Pete Moss
So - I'm thinking this would be a great place to keep a list of definitive articles & posts, rank them by user votes (thumb up, thumb down gravity) and categorize/tag them for easy reference.
That way, when new folks come to the forum, they aren't faced with an insurmountable, hardly catalogued jumble of information to sort through and try to sift the crap from the gold.
I'm saying - use this community's recommendations to pan the gold for everyone's benefit. It should at least cut down on the clueless newbie posts. The system could start by taking the post thanks in to account, that's a quick way to highlight the great information here. It could extend beyond this forum to reference & rank great definitive posts around the web. (IM Redd.it?)
Just my 2 cents on what could be an awesome improvement here. Its something I've been thinking of implementing at Internet-Marketing-Review.net, but I don't currently have the community capacity to pull that off. The content and the community is here, though, I'd like to see it happen.
-Pete Moss