Suggesting a better board feedback system?

Eternal Torment··1 votes·498 views

Hello there dear readers and hopefully a rioter too! So it has come to me that board topics are currently dominated by a lack of communicative feedback and instead people just downvote stuff they disagree on because why not? Hell some ppl create smurfs just to stack the downvotes on someone they dont like even if that person possesses legitimately positive topics. So i want to throw this suggestion out because the current voting system is (forgive my rude speech) batshit stacked on bullshit. Why not make it so you can vote only AFTER you left a comment? Or at least enable us to see who made up and downvotes so we can pm the person and hear their opinion privately if not publicly? I know some people mainly those addressed mute haters will vote this down but give it a thought. Wouldn't it be at least a bit more positive if have to first state feedback and reason and then give your vote? Or at least tie it together so if you vote you are to explain why. It would probably tone the boards activity down a bit (or a lot) but then you don't risk going -25 with 3 or 4 comments.

NOTE: i am not regarding specific circumstances like TC's (threat creator) behaviour or the way of approach or level of troll. In this specific post i solely focus on the feedback system as a whole. Feedbacking riot supports in tickets works that way. You give an upvote but must also state a reason. Why not give the same to players too? So we receive more critics both honest and irrational and can create a better solution/ close the topic more efficiently/ promote ideas better for the concept sections and general talks.

What do you say?

9 Comments

scazzman2 votes

What they should do instead is make it so you can't downvote, just upvote

Deep Terror Nami1 votes

make it so you can vote only AFTER you left a comment

So that the majority of comments on the boards are "up/downvoted"? I don't see that as a useful method of making people vote more appropriately.

enable us to see who made up and downvotes so we can pm the person

Sure, anonymity can be a problem here, but showing people who they need to harass in return isn't helping, and the smurf accounts still won't care.

Eternal Torment1 votes

True. Some people really do possess this much ill will i fear. Maybe not invent the latter of the points you showed As for the comments id say make for them the same. My general idea was to terminate silent votes as a whole. I admit theres a lot of loopholes to discuss over thought

Deep Terror Nami1 votes

One thing that might help is restricting votes from inactive and banned accounts.

Eternal Torment1 votes

Agreed....i find it kind of a nonsense that people often question their own level of toxicity. Thought i know some people had reasons that i wont question i have to say: Toxicity is still toxicity and A permaban is a permaban and riot has as far as i am concerned NEVER undone permabans. Why should they start now? And why are the people given the right to (not always but sadly not uncommon) piss off others in the boards as payback for their "loss"?

rtkiller21 votes

actualy I don't see a reason why there should be downvotes on a board. I find they should make a upvote button. and if a rioter read it and decides its irrelevant they should delete it. I find its not to people to decide when something is not important.

FurriesAreHot1 votes

Voting is meant to give an opinion in a quick and easy way

Kei1431 votes

why would uprooted / down votes matter anyways.

Popularity isn't going to get you anywhere.

It's just there to boost you e-ego.

AeroWaffle1 votes

Same reasons as what Deep Terror Nami said, in addition to another.

Sometimes you really don't have anything else to add other than, "I agree with this for reasons already explained somewhere else" or "I also disagree with this for reasons already explained somewhere else".

Those are not useful comments that push the discussion, but are still relevant when it needs to be considered that others hold a similar opinion.

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