There's no reason at all for that. Getting a bunch of people to support a feature will NOT make it more likely to be implemented. Try reading this for a little bit more elaborationSapphireGhost wrote:
(P.S. there should be a support/don't support button on feature request topics)
Despite that, I believe it would be useful to know what the community thinks of a particular idea organized in that way.Derekku wrote:
There's no reason at all for that. Getting a bunch of people to support a feature will NOT make it more likely to be implemented.
Nah, it'd just be the same as people spamming a thread with "+support". Besides, people have tried polls to see if people agreed or not, but I've seen peppy remove said polls due to uselessness.Jarby wrote:
Despite that, I believe it would be useful to know what the community thinks of a particular idea organized in that way.Derekku wrote:
There's no reason at all for that. Getting a bunch of people to support a feature will NOT make it more likely to be implemented.
Another way of looking at it is that it prevents threads from being spammed with "support" and nothing else.Derekku wrote:
Nah, it'd just be the same as people spamming a thread with "+support". Besides, people have tried polls to see if people agreed or not, but I've seen peppy remove said polls due to uselessness.Jarby wrote:
Despite that, I believe it would be useful to know what the community thinks of a particular idea organized in that way.