Hey there! So I just had a cool idea and I'd thought I'd share it with you all. With the eating and drinking you need to do on WoP to not faint there could be reminders (like the one the pops up when you submit homework now) reminding you to eat/drink when your hunger/thirst gets too low. I think this would be reallyyyy helpful for a lot of us as I personally always end up forgetting and fainting :( 

Anyway thanks in advance!

i am a grown up on the dutch site. sadly i dont have a job and to be quite honest, i dont feel like i can do all that much anymore. im not usefull for the site, but since i cannot make topics all willynilly around hogwarts i feel that my options are limited.

the solution would be to make something like "the world outside" but with a different name, for example, the ministry. there you can RP with other grown ups and have jobs like auror or something like that. the job descriptions would be the same as the corresponding student job (IE auror and backstory team.) but since you are grown up you have a different title, i think this would make the site for people with the graduated status but dont have a job (for whatever reason) more attractive because they can actually do something again.

Example: Today I answered one of the questions. The question was about the silver coin in Harry Potter currency. I answered Sickle and got it wrong. Different iterations of the word would be great.

I bought the Homework Planner, but noticed it doesn't really do anything. Since it says: "With this homework planner, you will not only keep on top of your homework, but the planner will also give you advices about how to solve your assignment or where to look for information about specific subjects. It will also let you know, when you missed any of your homework or when it is time to hand in." I thought, why not implement this to the website and make sure it does what it says? I think this would be a great help and it will make it easier to oversee what assignments you did and which still need to be graded and such.

Whenever you comment on a wall post and put "<3" in there, it just disappears.

I'd like some examples of how to write in specific styles in the assignment making guide. A lot of people don't know whether RPG has to be written in third person or if it can also be written in first person, in the homework (so not in the topics, it's clear that the topics require third person). And as a Head I've gotten some questions about how to write specific styles, like RPG or diary entry..

When you look through your friend list or the job list I think there should be a green button for online/ logged in right now. And it could turn to grey or something when someone is offline. Instead of having to look through the Marauder's map to see if your friend is online. It could also be featured on their profile next to their name perhaps.

I was thinking that maybe Quidditch players of every house could have their own club and maybe every team captain would get a color. Quidditch is something players of the teams put a lot of time and effort in so it would be great if we were able to show that.

After commenting on someone's post, if popular, you get a notification everytime someone posts x_x it's a little too much for me

I know that job authorizations have been abolished for good reason. But today, we're far too dependent on the people in charge, which increases the workload that wasn't necessary in the first place. Let me explain:

Let's take the Backstory Leader as an example: he can use his permissions to approve or reject a backstory. In this case, an message is sent. However, he or she is also responsible for texts and profile photos. When Leaders (MoM & HM) are not logged in, no one can make these changes. But it's up to the Backstory Leader to ensure that all users have the right profile.

Let's also take the example of the Head of House: he often manages several teams, but has to check the veracity of his candidates' declarations. However, he is obliged to consult Leaders to obtain IP addresses and thus verify this information.
It's understandable for a student job to have to ask the Leaders for this information. But it's much less justifiable for jobs that aren't governed by the same rules. It all depends on people's ability to fully assume their responsibilities.

These are just a few examples among many, but in the end, it slows us all down and adds a considerable workload for the leaders. And although it's rare, it can happen that leaders are absent. Since we've lost most of the permissions linked to our positions, we can't take over. And yet, the goal of the team of administrators was to be able to relieve the leaders and take over in their absence.

I understand that you don't want to give all the permissions back to everyone. That's why I'd like to put forward an idea.

Why not detach the permissions linked to positions and allow leaders to assign certain specific permissions to people according to their responsibilities?

Let me explain:

I don't know if it's technically feasible, but it would allow people other than leaders to perform certain tasks.

When leaders recruit someone, a drop-down list could appear, allowing them to define the appropriate permissions for that position. In this way, each person could carry out his or her job from A to Z without having to take on unnecessary permissions.

For example, only the Prefect Leader could have the power to ban a user in agreement with the leaders. If a problem were to arise one day in the absence of a leader, only the Backstory Leader could modify profiles. HoH could have access to IP addresses.

Each position would thus have the necessary permissions to carry out its missions, in accordance with the degree of trust granted when joining the team of administrators.

Thank you for taking the time to read it.