Your Code Request Forum

[wraith_shadow]

I feel that you should work on getting some more staff on it, or have a limit to what can be posted, I wasted my time writing a post, explaining it, just to be told that it was too large to be made.

I see that there are more requests that are not getting completed because they are either "too large" or "take too long to make" Well all codes take a while to make. You already made any small codes someone could want.

I personally feel that you should either set a limit to what type of code is posted, such as "any type of RPG code or RPG style of code can not be posted." and also "If you think that the code will exceed a 10 line limit don't even bother."

When I used to be on this site regularly, there where dedicated coders who would fill requests other than RPGs. Now it's just lazy people who can only say the request was too large, or since no one is going to do this request, I am going to have to close it and not let anyone else attempt it.

I just feel that you should look into this. Right now it seems like it should be closed due to the fact that very little is getting done there.

[Admin]

I can understand your frustration, there is a list here link of what cannot can be requested, does your request fit into that.

The area does need some work, the board needs more care and attention. Its not that people are pure lazy however, people are quite busy and have commitments offline to deal with.

Currently within our staff board, we have a whole range of things to improve in that area . With code requests, I would like more moderators in there, for now we have to use the ones we have, that often inspires more people to start helping out.

Sticky topics need updating especially, that will help to freshen the place a little.

I will pass this onto the coding mods for their response.

[virtuoso]

I personally have been working hard to get those boards to work. I've filled as many support and request questions able. I'm sorry, but it is a bit difficult, when there are only maybe two or three coders who are regularly on.