Blue Deuce
19th of January 2008 (Sat), 12:11
I am probably going to come across as a stick in the mud for this suggestion but here goes.
Can we implement a rule limiting the amount of reposts in the photo sharing section. I know of another photography site that has a two repost limit and it makes for a much cleaner read of the post. I think some folks abuse the system here as a means to " legally " bump their posts to keep them in the mix. I also realize others are just trying to be courteous by acknowledging comments but there are some members who would give Oscar acceptance speeches a run for their money. Using the multi-quote feature should be stressed in the stickies or rules and would suffice to eliminate what I think is unnecessary clutter. I also acknowledge I have probably been guilty of this myself at times but I have made a point to try to limit my replies unless asked technical questions about a respective photo. I further realize with a forum of this size the mods probably have more pressing issues and it would be up to the members to police themselves.
Steps off his soap box.
Can we implement a rule limiting the amount of reposts in the photo sharing section. I know of another photography site that has a two repost limit and it makes for a much cleaner read of the post. I think some folks abuse the system here as a means to " legally " bump their posts to keep them in the mix. I also realize others are just trying to be courteous by acknowledging comments but there are some members who would give Oscar acceptance speeches a run for their money. Using the multi-quote feature should be stressed in the stickies or rules and would suffice to eliminate what I think is unnecessary clutter. I also acknowledge I have probably been guilty of this myself at times but I have made a point to try to limit my replies unless asked technical questions about a respective photo. I further realize with a forum of this size the mods probably have more pressing issues and it would be up to the members to police themselves.
Steps off his soap box.