Suggestion Consolidate stickied info in SQ&I?

There are currently six stickied threads in this forum. They are all important, and contain information that needs to be available to users in an easy-to-access location. That's irrefutable. But, they do take up a measurable chunk of vertical real estate, especially on mobile.

I think this forum would look more clean and tidy if some of the threads were combined and consolidated - for example, the Warning System and Ignore System information could be absorbed into the Site Rules thread. The Staff list could be made its own link in the Members drop-down menu in the main navigation.

Or, hey, maybe everything could be displayed in the Help section, similar to where all the info about keys is displayed. That's where most other forums I've seen keep their documentation how their site rules/protocols/staff/organization.

Based on questions we keep getting asked, people only read so far in a consolidated-type thread. Having them separate like this makes it more likely that users will find what they need easier, since it's right there in the title of the thread.

Kaerri said:

Based on questions we keep getting asked, people only read so far in a consolidated-type thread. Having them separate like this makes it more likely that users will find what they need easier, since it's right there in the title of the thread.

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You'd think users on a text-based RP site would be more into reading. :/

welian said:

You'd think users on a text-based RP site would be more into reading. :/

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And as former moderators, we both know that this is simply not true. Not even close.

Musician said:

And as former moderators, we both know that this is simply not true. Not even close.

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LET ME DREAM

I'll just say that I had no idea the help section even existed. Maybe it should be more prominently featured.

As a writer, I tend to read the rules thoroughly and completely, so I understand the need to have everything in one place. But yes, most people don't tend to read rules or Terms and Conditions that much, only looking for what they need.