Cheers everyone

You can even use an online database to read over suggestions and choose to flag them or not. So you can simply look into the ones that you marked at a later date. A suggestion for the ticket nomenclature (naming) system is shown below:-
Layout is #AAA-BB-CCC [D]
Legend: # = ticket identifier
AAA = first-two is database number, last one refers to section where
A = TODO
BB = month
CCC=ticket number
[D] = flagged or not flagged (replace with image)

Sorry if it seems complicated, but I think it’s an efficient method if implemented successfully.

@Demon: Maybe there can be changes to username colours and avatar borders so we know who is administrator, moderator and tech support. Perhaps based on number of posts?

Will there be a Primate Messages (PM) feature for the forums? That way members can send each other PMs.

Would different forum theme colours be another feature?

I’d be happy to look at the new forum if that’s alright with you, Demon.

we can do that, the rating and stuff… and still have the avatars

I have always liked this comment method [url=http://tweakers.net/nieuws/67587/kinderen-moeten-vingerafdruk-plaatsen-om-boeken-te-lenen.html]here[/url] at tweakers.net.

What is really nice is that members can rate other peoples posts in effect making sure crap is removed or not-displayed. I however, would consider putting the newest comments on the top. This comment system does remove the avatars though which is a real shame.

We are working on getting a new theme done, ask Demon to make you an account for the beta site which has the new theme. Your input for that would be great!

when going to its url or using it in a article it is shown properly.

The cascade system it’s a line of drop-down/sliding menus for commenting sections, with each bar relating to one specific section. This idea is shown below:

Comments > veritical drop-down menu

Horizontal…> sidebar1. [Feedback]
sidebar2. [Queries]
sidebar3. [Other]

(click on sidebar# to reveal comments in that section)

An example of possible comments:
1 > “Way to go, it worked!” or, “It blew up my PC…”
2 > “Is there another version…?” or, “can you check download link #4?”
3 > “How can I fix the PC that I blew up? This is a friend’s laptop I borrowed…”

Here is my rationale for the commenting system.

The commenting zone is more organised and allows members to remind others or assist new members to post in the correct section, integrating new members who have an interest in the SS/OS community.

1. Feedback section is for relevant comments that are anecdotal, so it allows members to discuss their success or failure in following the instructions outlined in the article
2. Queries section is for any questions directed at the OP in relation to the article/files
3. Others section is for questions and comments that don’t belong in either category

This helps to filter out spam and irrelevant material

Offsetting weaknesses and suggested solutions
Some of the limitations that might be considered are listed below:-
problem: sorting comments
solution: new window to prompt the member to select category when adding comments

problem: incompatible with site design (looks odd)
solution: scrap the idea

problem: website alignment / formatting issues
solution: reject proposal because of difficulty implementing.
Time is better spent on developing site because current system is stable and manageable.

Additional notes
I always liked this style anyway and do not believe the commenting structure is an issue at the moment. I think the vision for the future of the site is top priority, and it is coming along nicely. It was only a suggestion that might make this site unique.

Then again, it just dawned on me that this might resemble the Windows 7 Start Menu.
Nevermind then… <_<

Not sure why, but when I post some images from tinypic.com the top-half of the image is shown clearly, but the bottom-half is cropped. I have verified that the image is whole and can be shown from the tinypic.com link (opening it in a separate tab). Is this a formatting issue?
Perhaps I should resize the image, as I am aware there may be some restrictions.