Dragonology class for advanced 6 and 7 years who received O's and EE's in Care of Magical creatures and let me teach it PLS. class for advanced 6 and 7 years who received O's and EE's in Care of Magical creatures. I actually have a whole year long plan for it, and it would be to challenge users more.

I would love to have a like button on a status. Instead of always having to react to peoples statusses. But if you could like it, then they know you have red it!

It would be super handy.

We could end up having an art class. I have talked to numerous students and they all agree. It would be fun to do, and easy to start an RP, to do homework, and make new artist friends! Artist could even attach pieces of art to the homework for other students/teachers to view!

When there are a lot of posts in a topic it is more difficult to go fast to the first or last page. Maybe make two buttons extra, one for going to the first page and one for the last.

Being Able to RP in shops such as;

• Ollivanders - where you can RP your wand chosing you
• Flourish and Blotts
• Borgin and Burkes - where you could RP and eventful experience in the shop of dark magic!
• Eyelops Owl Emporium / Magical Menagerie - a place to RP finding your lifelong animal friend

You could reach these areas through a button similar to Gringotts button taking you to forum

the idea is that while we are encouraged to RP ourselves and use NPC's as minor supporting roles i think it would be a cool idea if some people wher assigned to be an NPC player, this means that whenever you want a topic with NPC's you actually could use them instead of them doing what you want them to do. this for both plot topicd and regular topics where people can send an owl to one of those players.in case of the regular topics he would get some instructions or pre-meditated rolls (like house-elfs. usehalf a dozen names to change things up but to stay consitent aswell) and during th plot topics they could play (with the 2 most recent being the spring fair and the muggle) they could play those characters so the people could actually interact with them. they arent there to be used all the time but people can request them to play or in plot topics they are encouraged to play as said char

I think there should be a place where everybody can RP outside Hogwarts and the magical world. I mean, it's fun to RP in Hogwarts and Diagon Alley and such, but I think people would love to RP outside of just that. And only the graduates are allowed to do so in The World Outside. So why wouldn't we make one where everybody can do that? We can call it 'The Muggle World'. It can be a place where Halfbloods teach their Fullbloods friends more about the Muggles for example.

a place were you can RP your holidays simmilair to the world outside but only for the holidays

Some of us want higher grading standards, others like the one we have, why not have both? In the wizard world there are OWLs and NEWTs. Why not keep the current system as the OWL grading system, and have an advanced grading system known as NEWT. The player can opt which grading guidline to go by, that way people who want to learn to write better can opt to be graded with a higher level of scrutiny constructive critism, and those who have trouble with writing, but still want to enjoy the world can do so.. Though this does seem a little moot, it doesn't have to be programmed in, just the rules updated. With how easy it is to get an Outstanding, it doesn't really feel like hard work is rewarded, when the bare minimum reaps the exact same reward.

With all due respect, what’s the hell is the point of the fainting system? On what other platform are users punished for simply not logging in?

If someone hasn’t been on the site for a while and considers rejoining, how do you think they feel when they come back only to find themselves unable to navigate most of the site? Do you genuinely believe that kind of "welcome back" encourages people to rejoin? It’s incredibly frustrating and benefits no one.

I honestly believe more people would stick around if they didn’t feel stressed or annoyed by fainting. It’s supposed to be a game, a fun escape. Instead, you’re creating unnecessary pressure and it's absolutely ridiculous to make users feel like they need to “feed” themselves just to stay active. You’re actively pushing people away and making staff unable to do their jobs. 

Let's be real here: you’re likely losing more users (and revenue) than the small amount you might make from the occasional $1 unfainting purchases. 

Please remove fainting, it’s driving people away from your sites and making the experience more stressful than enjoyable.