Possible to add a tag to posts that result in nexusmods working on remediation of an issue?

[Guest deleted34304850]

just a thought here.

as people get used to the new forums, there will be a lot of feedback, and some of that feedback will be worked on by nexusmods.

would it be possible to add a tag to any post that results in nexusmods working to resolve the issue? then it may be possible to search for any/all posts that are tagged, so that it would be easier to find known issues, that can either stop someone posting a similar message, or, allow them to append their issue to a thread that already exists?

I can add this to the suggestions board if thats more helpful?

[Pickysaurus]

We might do this. For now, we're preparing an update post for the site news that introduces the new forum properly and addresses the common concerns we've heard. 

That may not go live until we've finished the migration/restructure though. 

[Guest deleted34304850]

thanks for the reply to this. no issue at all. from what i've seen, you guys have answered pretty much all the questions that have come up. as far as i can tell, there's no massive outcry for anything, its just a learning curve (for all of us I'd say).

keep on doing what you're doing and let us know when you progress with the remaining tasks.

[Zanderat]

14 hours ago, 1ae0bfb8 said:

thanks for the reply to this. no issue at all. from what i've seen, you guys have answered pretty much all the questions that have come up. as far as i can tell, there's no massive outcry for anything, its just a learning curve (for all of us I'd say).

keep on doing what you're doing and let us know when you progress with the remaining tasks.

True.  Except for our missing:

[showler]

One of them is permanently gone now too.

[Guest deleted34304850]

yeah, but that issue has been addressed. admittedly not up front, which given that it was a major component of both the forums and the main site is a bit of a mystery to me (maybe to avoid pages and pages of abuse if it was announced up front), and sadly there's nothing any of us can do about that, so i was more thinking of stuff that could still be worked on in the future.