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Should a 'standard of quality' be implemented to blogs?
That may sound to be an alarming post, and somehow I already hear screams of
repression of the freedom and speech and such, but just hear me out.
This would just IMPROVE Planet Minecraft.That may sound to be an alarming post, and somehow I already hear screams of
repression of the freedom and speech and such, but just hear me out.
An outstanding amount of Planet Minecraft blogs, articles, etc, aren't to
the caliber as they should be. It's a communal tragedy we felt when we
finally find an intruguing post, just to be sucked into a few sentences
for a minute. So something should at least encourage people to actually
articulate their thoughts for a while in text form, instead of just
stating an generalized, undetailed, and rushed variant?
It's a win-win situation.
Before you exclaim I rapport rules and an over moderatized structure of
writing in the Blogs section, I DO NOT. I'm just proposing an idea that
could manifest into something more tangible. This would just award good
writing, and influence everyone to benefit. For example, we can post a
little bit more demanding guidelines in the notification up top when
you're in writing/editing a post. This already benefits you and the
readers by making it a bit more meaningful and decicated, but maybe if
some feature were implemented(perhaps the current diamond system is
fine) we'd also consider an unviseral quality standard in giving a
rating, or a diamond.
- Thanks for reading, consider hitting diamond, like, favorite <3 if you want.
Bumblebass, signing off.
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finally find an intruguing post, just to be sucked into a few sentences
for a minute. So something should at least encourage people to actually
articulate their thoughts for a while in text form,"
Not even has this quality/skill in their lives, and there are too many blogs like it. The amount of moderation would be insane and there is no way you could make it automated.
" This would just award good
writing, and influence everyone to benefit."
That fancy diamond is already there for this. If someone can't right well enough to get their idea across, lets face it, they probably won't get noticed.
You have to keep in mind that PMC has a lot of kids on it as well, and not all of them have the skills to write very well but they do have ideas.
-Napkin577, Owner of the Phoenix Network; p-n.ca