Sure, then the review can be updated to reflect those solutions.
So far, product reviews have been placed in the corresponding product category, with the review
label applied.
Looks like 5 unanimous votes within 24 hours on the poll is enough to implement the proposed categories (v2).
without having read all the detailed discussion about this, i would just like to say that i noticed JC recategorizing some topics i have opened and i appreciated it. iām happy to see such work being done. thanks!
I have been flagging multiple threads in the background and also prepared batch operations via PM to @JCS, so you can expect the forums to get nice and tidy around here.
A little food for thought:
Sorry to seem picayune w/ this, but in this crazy day and age, one could avoid the risk of nemesis or stranger, maybe competition - that is, inclusivity is the buzz-noun of the month, so opposite of āwhiningā would be, what? I like āRants and Ravesā as it includes both sides.
Makes it easier too for Mods. And, people know what to expect in such a forum. The Good with the Bad and Mods could step if it gets Ugly.
Iāve been through many forums that also have a Flame section. Anything goes that is not breaking, not even bending, the law. Most Flame are by invitation only.
Some say that such Rant & Rave, and/or Flame forum invite and generate rants and flames. Personally, I see it as driving those things to where they belong so they donāt interfere with the other forums.
Just sayān sāall
~s~c
There are many antonyms for āwhiningā, but āgratitudeā comes off the top of my head, as well as āpraisesā or even ātestimonialsā.
I could be wrong but I think you are a little late to the party with the extra food. @JCS has put up his proposal, feedback has been given, discussions had ā¦ and the forum reorganised to fit the new hierarchy of categories resulting from that discussion.
I think that, in a quirk of the English language, ā¦
(as verbs)
- ārant and raveā always implies the use of āraveā in a negative sense, whereas
- āraveā by itself can be either negative or positive, depending on context.
As such, I think this might be too confusing or too subtle for non-native English speakers. If this were a forum for native English speakers discussing matters of English expression or writing style or whatever similar then Iām sure the ambiguity and wordplay would be appreciated.
That was my goal, not to prevent anyone from having their rant but just to confine their rant to one subcategory rather than plastered all over the forum.
@JCS Iām hoping that you intend to fill in all the category descriptions and just havenāt found time yet.