Got another idea!

[An'ei Sekitan]

What about spotlight threads? Okay, hear me out...or read me out? Sounds dirty. Anyways, spotlight threads. So you're a mod and you're in all these threads, moving things, grading things, giving cash and rewards and such, so you're right there to see everything.

Now, you're grading or reading these threads and such and you like it, a lot. You think it's pretty amazing and you think others should see it, because it's that amazing. Well, you can put that thread up in a section designated "Spotlight" or some such. With this, you showcase the awesome that is the person that you just checked out, getting more people to look at others, instead of just their C-box favorites. Spotlight threads can even help out with the Monthly voting like a suggestion for people who have trouble scouring through all the posts made on a monthly basis. It'll also make people feel good and others get more competitive, which in turn brings even more activity to be numero uno. You get my drift?

No prizes or anything for being in the spotlight, because that is what the monthly voting is. Bragging rights, sure, but nothing with real value other than a boosted ego. What do you think?

[👺 Usiel]

Hmmm, I don't want to do this mainly because then there will be vast amounts of favoritism and then people will start complaining about certain threads being sticky while others are not. Let's keep it even and just let people continue looking through how they want.

[james]

isnt that sorta way that flame icon is on most threads? i dunno.. maybe its most viewed or a hot topic

[An'ei Sekitan]

I'm saying showcasing a good job, not just your favorite, or perhaps it could be put to a vote or some such. Someone on staff nominates it in the staff section, a few read it over, see if it's showcase material, instead of just some buddy buddy business going on. The flame icon is nice, but how many of those icons are just from the same two people opening the thread hundreds of times?

But this was just a suggestion to help spread the awareness of all members. Always open to fleshing out or dismissal of course.