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Move all the tagged ideas to a seperate section

70 points posted to IdeaStorm by jervis961 Mar 7

With the recent addition of the status section I figured I would ask again.

Can you please take all the tagged ideas and move them to a different section of the site that doesn't show in the "Popular Ideas" or "Recent Ideas" sections? These ideas have already gotten your attention and moving them will allow new ones a better chance of doing the same.

zanlok
Mar 7		 I'm sort of undecided about this in principle. But, in practice, I don't think it would work, hence the no-vote.

I'm thinking that if something is only **Under Review**, it should stand where it is so that it can continue to gather momentum.. if it is going to. The popular ideas page also makes more sense to me when the ones at the top are clearly marked as **Partially Implemented** or whatever, so that new users can see that Dell does try to do things about popular ideas.
jervis961
Mar 7		 Makes sense zanlok. The only thing is that most visitors to the site are the drive by kind. They only look at the first page of the top ideas and leave. When all the top ideas have already been looked at it doesn't give the others much of a chance. I can back this up with proof if anyone cares to see it.
kara_k
Mar 7		 @zanlock: I agree that the tags are not as visible as they could be. Look for some changes with that next week ;)
zanlok
Mar 7		 @jervis: Oh, I totally understand that part - don't get me wrong. There should be some separate catch mechanisms to get those people to look around.

I personally think there's way too much about 'junk' (repetetive / oversimilar) on this site about Ubuntu and Firefox and Open Source and Green / Energy conservation that are cluttering up the "real" (to me) technology discussions. Of course, the occasional Scientology or Beaver PC or Dell+Apple post is fun, though. Filtering it all properly is of course the hard part :)
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