What's your Minecraft Username?:
lovegutz
What's the title of your suggestion?:
Fix Onrain bugs and possibly add new features
What's your suggestion?:
Perhaps this is a silly suggestion, but I’ve decided to write it up anyway. I’ve noticed that on Onrain, when I delete posts, my total post count doesn’t go down. For example, on one of my accounts I had over a 100 posts and deleted most of them but my profile still said I had over a 100 posts. It doesn’t seem to reflect the actual number of posts I had left. Is this intentional, or is it a bug? I think it would make more sense if the count updated to show the number of posts that are actually visible.
How will this benefit the server and community?:
Updating the post count to reflect only visible posts would benefit both the server and the community by improving transparency and accuracy. Users would have a clearer understanding of their actual contributions rather than a potentially misleading number. It would also encourage more meaningful engagement, as users would be more mindful about what they keep or delete rather than mass-deleting posts without consequence. Additionally, it would reduce confusion for new users and moderators who might assume the post count represents active content. This change would also improve tracking for roles or ranks by ensuring fairness and preventing users from artificially inflating their numbers through repeated posting and deletion. Overall, making the post count accurately reflect existing posts would create a more intuitive and fair system for everyone.
Alternative Suggestion:
I understand that the issue I brought up is likely a site-related matter rather than a staff issue. However, if there’s any way to address it, that would be great. As an alternative, it could also be beneficial to introduce a feature that allows users to delete their own comments, as well as the ability to remove Onrain chat boxes for those who no longer want a particular DM open.
lovegutz
What's the title of your suggestion?:
Fix Onrain bugs and possibly add new features
What's your suggestion?:
Perhaps this is a silly suggestion, but I’ve decided to write it up anyway. I’ve noticed that on Onrain, when I delete posts, my total post count doesn’t go down. For example, on one of my accounts I had over a 100 posts and deleted most of them but my profile still said I had over a 100 posts. It doesn’t seem to reflect the actual number of posts I had left. Is this intentional, or is it a bug? I think it would make more sense if the count updated to show the number of posts that are actually visible.
How will this benefit the server and community?:
Updating the post count to reflect only visible posts would benefit both the server and the community by improving transparency and accuracy. Users would have a clearer understanding of their actual contributions rather than a potentially misleading number. It would also encourage more meaningful engagement, as users would be more mindful about what they keep or delete rather than mass-deleting posts without consequence. Additionally, it would reduce confusion for new users and moderators who might assume the post count represents active content. This change would also improve tracking for roles or ranks by ensuring fairness and preventing users from artificially inflating their numbers through repeated posting and deletion. Overall, making the post count accurately reflect existing posts would create a more intuitive and fair system for everyone.
Alternative Suggestion:
I understand that the issue I brought up is likely a site-related matter rather than a staff issue. However, if there’s any way to address it, that would be great. As an alternative, it could also be beneficial to introduce a feature that allows users to delete their own comments, as well as the ability to remove Onrain chat boxes for those who no longer want a particular DM open.
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