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I have decided, due to conversation with another member of Sythe, to provide a new, more efficient, layout for the User Education section.
1. The first thing which I want to point out is that we have 3 or 4 user educators, three of which I have seen post. Now, the User Education section (http://sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=305) has 4 guides which have been created by current user educators. This shows that more user educators must be promoted; from what I was told there used to be about 12-18 user educators. With more educators promoted, there will be more activity in the User Education section.
2. The next point which would like to put forth is; why have 6 different sub-sections for programming when they only have a combined 15 guides compared to the 109 threads in the other two sections; Miscellaneous Education and General Computing/Internet Education I believe that it would be much neater if an administrator could delete the sub-sections and just have a section for Programming Education and users would write what type of programming it is in the title of their thread. I know it's not a big change but it would decrease the useless space in UE and leave it more space efficient.
3. The third point of my suggestion; guides worthy of being moved get moved into the User Education (http://sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=305) section from the User Submitted Guides section, (http://sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=347) and not hide in an Approved Guides section. The problem with this is that there are at least 15+ guides worthy of being moved into the User Education section, but none of them are being moved, just piling up in the User Submitted Guides section. So, this will cause the deletion of Approved Guides and any guide which is a superb guide will get moved into the User Education section where all the good useful guides are, but, still, only used educators can post there.
3.5. The other option which is available is to just make the User Submitted Guides a sub-section in User Education so all the guides will be in one forum, but the good ones still get moved into their respective categories in which only user educators could post in. Normal members would only be able to create threads in User Submitted Guides.
4. I think we should also have a private forum for user educators. This way when they are promoting user educators they can post there and have a place to discuss who to make a UE. This would also be a place where they could post links to guides. Then the user educators could vote on if they guide is worthy of being approved and being moved into the User education section. This way it is a majority vote on whether or not the guide is good.
5. The final point in my suggestion is that in the User Submitted Guides section (http://sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=347) we get rid of the unimportant stickies and update the good ones.
The stickies which should be removed:
Thanks, and don't be to harsh, it's just a suggestion :nuts:
If anyone has any ideas or additions that they think should be made to UE and this suggestion please post and I will add your suggestion into the overall scheme.
1. The first thing which I want to point out is that we have 3 or 4 user educators, three of which I have seen post. Now, the User Education section (http://sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=305) has 4 guides which have been created by current user educators. This shows that more user educators must be promoted; from what I was told there used to be about 12-18 user educators. With more educators promoted, there will be more activity in the User Education section.
2. The next point which would like to put forth is; why have 6 different sub-sections for programming when they only have a combined 15 guides compared to the 109 threads in the other two sections; Miscellaneous Education and General Computing/Internet Education I believe that it would be much neater if an administrator could delete the sub-sections and just have a section for Programming Education and users would write what type of programming it is in the title of their thread. I know it's not a big change but it would decrease the useless space in UE and leave it more space efficient.
3. The third point of my suggestion; guides worthy of being moved get moved into the User Education (http://sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=305) section from the User Submitted Guides section, (http://sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=347) and not hide in an Approved Guides section. The problem with this is that there are at least 15+ guides worthy of being moved into the User Education section, but none of them are being moved, just piling up in the User Submitted Guides section. So, this will cause the deletion of Approved Guides and any guide which is a superb guide will get moved into the User Education section where all the good useful guides are, but, still, only used educators can post there.
3.5. The other option which is available is to just make the User Submitted Guides a sub-section in User Education so all the guides will be in one forum, but the good ones still get moved into their respective categories in which only user educators could post in. Normal members would only be able to create threads in User Submitted Guides.
4. I think we should also have a private forum for user educators. This way when they are promoting user educators they can post there and have a place to discuss who to make a UE. This would also be a place where they could post links to guides. Then the user educators could vote on if they guide is worthy of being approved and being moved into the User education section. This way it is a majority vote on whether or not the guide is good.
5. The final point in my suggestion is that in the User Submitted Guides section (http://sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=347) we get rid of the unimportant stickies and update the good ones.
The stickies which should be removed:
- http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=431804
- http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=441294
- The content can be re-posted in Eric's thread: http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=517906
Thanks, and don't be to harsh, it's just a suggestion :nuts:
If anyone has any ideas or additions that they think should be made to UE and this suggestion please post and I will add your suggestion into the overall scheme.























