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#6584: Brainstorm should have a way to send messages to users.
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Written by Asa.Ayers the 7 Apr 08 at 17:32.
Category: Brainstorm.
Related to:
Nothing/Others.
Status: New
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Description
I have another idea on brainstorm where someone responded and I would like to ask that person for additional feedback. I think brainstorm should have somewhere on a user's profile where I could send a message to them. When someone is critical of an idea they aren't likely to ever return to see how the idea has progressed.
Please leave a comment if you vote this down. I would like to know what people this is wrong with this idea.
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wjluelf wrote on the 7 Apr 08 at 19:32
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I voted this up because I feel that anonymous cowards shouldn't be allowed to vote things down without any additional way to request feedback.
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XSP wrote on the 7 Apr 08 at 19:47
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That would more than likely just lead to cliques forming and gaming of submissions. Or spam from people telling you to vote their idea up. Besides, a user has the right to vote anyway they want with or without prejudice. They shouldn't feel pressured to explain why they vote a certain way or even feel that they should have to follow up on it.
It's just a website. It's not like more than 10% of this stuff will ever actually see fruition anyways.
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glibik wrote on the 8 Apr 08 at 01:02
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Was tempted to vote this one up, but then remembered that Brainstorm is not a discussion forum and, as I understand it, was never intend to be.
Vote = 0
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Auzy wrote on the 27 Jun 08 at 01:53
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Well, it looks like this has been implemented, and now I seriously have to decide if I'll keep supporting brainstorm.
Brainstorm should become more and more anonymous. Instead its now at the point where its more a forum, and in typical forum style, groups will form, and votes will become less and less based on the quality of ideas, but more based on who posted it.
Posting a bad idea in the past, shouldn't affect the acceptance of a persons future idea.
And messaging might be good to bring developers together, but now I seriously see things going in the opposite direction.
I signed up initially because I believed it would be a fair system, but with all the changes being made, it seems to have become less and less fair.
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