Implemented Rate Agree/Disagree in Mod App & Suggestion areas

The ability to rate agree/disagree could be helpful in the moderation application and suggestion forums (of course only replies not the main post) as people tend to say the following phrase:
"No support reasons stated above"
The same can be said for Support but it's usually to be overlooked in these instances.
While this all depends on if the person who says this is willing to say what reasons they're referring to so you can know what they're talking about. It might be helpful if the ratings are enabled so they can rate them and then you can check yourself instead of having to reply asking which reasons they are talking about first.
This also could help in the case if you see something someone has said that you also majorally agree/disagree with. I'm not sure why ratings are really disallowed in these areas to begin with as these are some of the more active forums anyway. I suppose the informative rating could also be included in this case.​

 

I’ll support but like porky said it could boost ratings for the people that are applying

 

Neutral, reason stated by Pork. Would indeed boost ratings for the applicants.

 

YES PLEASE 100%

 

But it's on skyblock and it doesn't seem to be big enough of an issue to remove? don't see why would it be here :(

 

we haz dis on skybwoc so yal can hav eet hear

 

thanks for your permission i expect it added soon

 

re-support + bump

 

support.

- i never know whether putting just "no support" or "support" even after you've reacted to their application with the corresponding rating is post farming or not, this would give a more clear reason to stop people from doing this.

^^ this right here could be avoided with the aforementioned suggestion :p

I also agree with "reasons stated above" being a bit vague, and not specifying which reasons they actually mean, so these ratings can be helpful for applicants to see which reasons players are most in agreement with.

As for boosting ratings, agree/disagree are used in off-topic so why can't they be used in suggestion/mod applications? if someone has a genuine reason/opinion that people agree with, it would be useful for the suggestion maker / applicant to see which reasons are most popular.

 

Support I like the way skyblock has it but without friendly since people just use it for every reply. So I would prefer agree, disagree, and informative

 

I dont know if people are saying "reasons stated by porky" to post farm or prove the point of this thread

Either way support. What harm does it do if people gain a few extra ratings from actually benefiting to a thread? If someone gets agree, it clearly means they wrote a proper response with meaning that adds to the topic of the thread. Without 4 pages of "support reasons stated above", you could actually see the important opinions, discussions and concerns people are allegedly referring to. The only people who have a reason to post "support" are the people who want to bump it or don't have 25 messages yet (can't rate).

And to answer Aly: yes, we'd consider rating the message "support" for rate abuse

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Support. I don't think it'd be too tough for staff since in most cases rate abuse is pretty easy to pick up and is done in most other forums anyway. I especially like this for the suggestion section as it'd just make it easier to see any small addition someone adds by replying to the thread and would remove the pointless "I agree with..."

 

wish you could just apply all ratings in general in mod apps and suggestions like you used to be able to

 

oh okay sure support then if the sr-moderators are fine with doing more work

in the mean time let's also count replies without proper reasons to support/no-support/neutral /re-support as unneeded posts ;)

 

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