Renie... another enhancement request! see if it is possible to implement Parth's suggestions.
Indivine - Regulate posts per blogger?
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Mr. gyanbanIt is sad but true that this is a normal part of Indivine's system. IF the blogs that you saw were really good, People will surely vote for them and you will see them on tops soon again.
Hi Renie, if you are still taking requests here are some more.
1. Undo vote button. You see what is happening is that not everyone is reciprocating. Give 28 hours if there is no reciprocation the voter should be allowed to unvote.
2. SMS interface to vote using short code. There could be revenue opportunity here !!
3. Every-time a person votes, open a new screen to leave a comment.
4. If a person votes indiscriminately without leaving comments, undo all his/her votes.
5. Built in reader.
6. Create new section to promote blogs.
7. Reciprocation center for RSS Feeds, Friend Follow, Twitter, etc....
8. Comment exchange center. A place where people can leave comments without having to read the post.
Abinav, like your style of sliding in two of the posts. Every click counts man, money saved is money earned.
9. Revin, you can charge fees if people wish to post more than the current limit of 2 posts.
10. You can also charge for promoting the posts in forum topics.
Cheers
You've come up with some really innovative and incredible suggestions, Mr. Chowdhary! Hope Renie takes notice of this...!
He must notice, it is his Birthday today.
I sometimes post to Daily Kos, which has a mechanism to address this issue. I'm not sure it is appropriate for Indivine, but I put it out there for discussion:
Daily Kos limits each person to one substantive post per day. The way they try to regulate substantiveness is by (1) asking posters to ensure that someone else has not already written on the topic and (2) asking posters to have a minimum 3 short paragraph summary of the post followed by the post body. If the poster cannot fulfill this requirement...they are asked to contribute their thought to a previously open discussion forum or contribute through the comments section of a related topical post.
It couldn't work exactly like this on Indivine, I understand, since it is a forum of a different animal, but something along these lines may work. What is great about Daily Kos is that there is lots of active, passionate discussion of isues/posts daily, so as an author you interact a lot with readers.
this is coool..restricting posts is a good idea caue I have seen many people upload around 10-12 posts and the entire Indivine is flooded with their posts. I get bugged up and mostly quit halfway...
I like this...