From: Eric D. <eri...@ja...> - 2000-12-09 19:29:00
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> > in the absence of that, however, here are some ideas: > > * submission method modularization (email, http, nntp linkages) Um, email submission might be a cool idea.... > > * administrative override (so that the trolls don't mod up a story as a > prank) Great idea > > * settable limits on the speed with which a story can be modded up before > an automated mechanism decides a bot is doing the modding; logging > of accounts used in this fashion Is that really a problem? I think the logging of story moderations by users is a good idea. > > * graphing of story-submitters and frequency (libgd-perl is your friend) Hmm.........another good idea > > * a configurable point system that can handle multiple levels of users, > differing moderation values, and various point assignments from each. Again, great idea > > * the ability to assign different point values to different categories- > something may deserve +5 points from a newbie if posted to a > "tech" section, +8 points from a recognized > "strong-supporter-or-friend-of-admin, but only 3 points from a newbie in > "politics" and 5 from the aforementioned strong supporter. this puts > responsibility for categorization in the hands of the users. i'd like > to see dropdown javascript boxes (or whatever) allowing the story > submitter to give the top 3 categories they see fitting and their point > values. form submit boxes with regex/match-parsing would work just as > well. > * RDF / RSS exports of the story submission queues > * items in queue web-accessible via some means other than the story > moderation page- i'd like to be able to get to a raw dump of the > stories. i don't really care how- NNTP or mysql or postgres with a > simple page that just dumps the data would be fine. of course, that > page will need controls on how quickly it can be dumped- perhaps the > perl script responsible for that can log accesses from IP's and slow > itself down accordingly? > * a weird idea i just had- what if slashcode could parse in the rdf/rss > headlines from other sites and include THOSE into the story submission > queue? it might not be such a bad idea to be able to choose to see > headlines frmo other relevant sites in a one-shot format, rather than > the full-on slash frontpage format. working on flexibility here rather > than what most people would want... I don't know about these others, but one thing I'd like to see or perhaps hack out one of these days, is that if you submit a story to a section that has extra data, say, book reviews, the user can enter those data fields when doing the original post. Right now in Slash 1.0.9 I think you can only enter those fields while in the Admin area..... |