Currently, a lot of the posts( on some threads it is just this, one after another) made on iMore read a lot like an entry to win a competition where you have to describe 'why you think Apple is great in 20 words or less' to win something. This is not going to encourage debate.
How can users be encouraged to make less clich?d responses, and hopefully deliver a more interesting, popular, lively forum?
Personally, I would remove the ability to like/ dislike posts, one of my bugbears on any forum in honesty. The internet should not be a personality contest, or if it is going to be, then there should be a special cordoned-off area for it, called Facebook.
Is that even possible? May be the feature is baked-in to whatever software people are using to create the sites.
Why don't you try to come up with a better idea.
ps. 'Apple is great because I like to use their stuff', is not 'an idea', please keep those posts on the threads set aside for that purpose.
How can users be encouraged to make less clich?d responses, and hopefully deliver a more interesting, popular, lively forum?
Personally, I would remove the ability to like/ dislike posts, one of my bugbears on any forum in honesty. The internet should not be a personality contest, or if it is going to be, then there should be a special cordoned-off area for it, called Facebook.
Is that even possible? May be the feature is baked-in to whatever software people are using to create the sites.
Why don't you try to come up with a better idea.
ps. 'Apple is great because I like to use their stuff', is not 'an idea', please keep those posts on the threads set aside for that purpose.
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