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Topic: POST FORMAT: YYYY-MM-DD SITE - HEADLINE (Read 102619 times)
Ketika kita hendak menuliskan format YYY-MM-DD, harus selalu di perhatikan karena kerap kali keliru antara yang dimaksud, YYYY= year atau tahun, MM=mount ( bulan), DD = date ( tanggal).
I think the post format should be YYYY.MM.DD SITE - Headline
For example:
[2018.03.05] Bill Gates: I Don't Think Bitcoin's Anonymity is a Good Thing
It's way better!
For example:
[2018.03.05] Bill Gates: I Don't Think Bitcoin's Anonymity is a Good Thing
It's way better!
Almost no one follows the format anyway as it is, adding in the [ ]s, so I doubt anyone will follow a new format.
I think the post format should be YYYY.MM.DD SITE - Headline
For example:
[2018.03.05] Bill Gates: I Don't Think Bitcoin's Anonymity is a Good Thing
It's way better!
For example:
[2018.03.05] Bill Gates: I Don't Think Bitcoin's Anonymity is a Good Thing
It's way better!
Just an idea:
why don't we just skip the whole "YYYY-MM-DD" part in subjects and just write a small SMF mod that puts TODAY() in said format in the subject line automatically.
Obviously, that would lead to "off-date" news, when you post yesterday's news article today, but it'd still be an improvement.
Also, maybe the mod should also replace existing "YYYY-MM-DD" strings at the beginning of a subject line, or else we'd have duplicates
why don't we just skip the whole "YYYY-MM-DD" part in subjects and just write a small SMF mod that puts TODAY() in said format in the subject line automatically.
Obviously, that would lead to "off-date" news, when you post yesterday's news article today, but it'd still be an improvement.
Also, maybe the mod should also replace existing "YYYY-MM-DD" strings at the beginning of a subject line, or else we'd have duplicates
Again, I propose to change OP from POST FORMAT: YYYY-MM-DD SITE - HEADLINE to POST FORMAT: [YYYY-MM-DD] SITE - HEADLINE.
OR people just follow the format already established. Easier and backwards compatible.
Likewise many of these articles are not "notable".
Again, I propose to change OP from POST FORMAT: YYYY-MM-DD SITE - HEADLINE to POST FORMAT: [YYYY-MM-DD] SITE - HEADLINE.
I'd like to see Press board more useful. We should be able to check press news sort by date.
When I sort by subject I see older threads post format is YYYY-MM-DD, but after late 2013 it turned to [YYYY-MM-DD]. Should people use this format now?
There are also 5 pages long threads with no date. I don't want to spam reports for obvious subject differences, but we should do something about it.
When I sort by subject I see older threads post format is YYYY-MM-DD, but after late 2013 it turned to [YYYY-MM-DD]. Should people use this format now?
There are also 5 pages long threads with no date. I don't want to spam reports for obvious subject differences, but we should do something about it.
People just stopped reading the format and no one seems to be moderating the section so for the past 18 months it has been pretty much anything goes. Likewise, many of the links are not "notable" but just spammy links to non-notable sites that are reprinting other people's news.
This section at one point was useful, but now you have 5-10 copies of the same article, just repackaged on different sites and so it is not super-useful to actually find new information. It is useful if you want to send traffic to your web site. ;-)
I'd like to see Press board more useful. We should be able to check press news sort by date.
When I sort by subject I see older threads post format is YYYY-MM-DD, but after late 2013 it turned to [YYYY-MM-DD]. Should people use this format now?
There are also 5 pages long threads with no date. I don't want to spam reports for obvious subject differences, but we should do something about it.
When I sort by subject I see older threads post format is YYYY-MM-DD, but after late 2013 it turned to [YYYY-MM-DD]. Should people use this format now?
There are also 5 pages long threads with no date. I don't want to spam reports for obvious subject differences, but we should do something about it.
Making this thread sticky didn't achieve the intended result.
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
First it started(? maybe continued) with people ignoring the lack of brackets in the POST FORMAT and making it [POST FORMAT]. Then we got to ignore the "notability" standard.
This week it looks like the "SITE" portion is being completely ignored. With some even not including the date.
Pretty soon this will just be a clone of the Discussion section.
Either somebody cleaned up or it's not that bad after all. Just have more mods with clear missions. If you have some new dude nobody knows and he promises to delete all threads on the main page that don't honor the rules, you can easily check if he's doing his work correctly and people will respect the rules quickly, too. No need to be picky about nominating a rule-enforcer mod.
I did just look and all the posts date dates included brackets and all but one or two had no site portion, just the headline. :-)
It just seems silly to have rules that are ignored.
Making this thread sticky didn't achieve the intended result.
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
First it started(? maybe continued) with people ignoring the lack of brackets in the POST FORMAT and making it [POST FORMAT]. Then we got to ignore the "notability" standard.
This week it looks like the "SITE" portion is being completely ignored. With some even not including the date.
Pretty soon this will just be a clone of the Discussion section.
Just have more mods with clear missions. If you have some new dude nobody knows and he promises to delete all threads on the main page that don't honor the rules, you can easily check if he's doing his work correctly and people will respect the rules quickly, too. No need to be picky about nominating a rule-enforcer mod.
Edit: ok if all include a common date format, omitting the brackets, maybe we should change the rule? title length limitation is most likely a common reason for using omiting stuff.
Making this thread sticky didn't achieve the intended result.
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
First it started(? maybe continued) with people ignoring the lack of brackets in the POST FORMAT and making it [POST FORMAT]. Then we got to ignore the "notability" standard.
This week it looks like the "SITE" portion is being completely ignored. With some even not including the date.
Pretty soon this will just be a clone of the Discussion section.
Admins, please increase the max subject line length for this subforum.
I understand why it is rather short, so people don't spam with it, but it's pretty much impossible to follow the post format with only a few dozen characters.
I understand why it is rather short, so people don't spam with it, but it's pretty much impossible to follow the post format with only a few dozen characters.
The last time we tried to get someone to enforce this he was given mod status and then went nuts and then had it taken away.
I try to keep an eye on this forum, but lately I've been extremely busy and don't have much time. I've seen it is really becoming a mess, but the lack of time... Need to spend a couple days looking at it page by page and fix it. See if I can make it this weekend.
Most of the time, I'm active reading news, making notes and doing research. Is there anything that I can help with Moderation in News section?
The last time we tried to get someone to enforce this he was given mod status and then went nuts and then had it taken away.
I try to keep an eye on this forum, but lately I've been extremely busy and don't have much time. I've seen it is really becoming a mess, but the lack of time... Need to spend a couple days looking at it page by page and fix it. See if I can make it this weekend.
The last time we tried to get someone to enforce this he was given mod status and then went nuts and then had it taken away.
does anybody enforce this? can I "report" threads for not (exactly) following the rules? With the most blatant violations I already do but hey, don't want to be the grammar nazi here
Making this thread sticky didn't achieve the intended result.
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
Even when people know the format they don't care.
Making this thread sticky didn't achieve the intended result.
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
Making kiba a moderator (for a while) didn't achieve the intended result.
Maybe an SMF mod that rejects new threads whose title does not match the format?
What's the deal with all these posts with the date in brackets, so that they no longer sort with posts that don't? Has everyone just collectively stopped giving a shit?
Quote from: Mark Twain, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
The less there is to justify a traditional custom, the harder it is to get rid of it
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