2016-03-14, 05:02 PM
Hi guys,
This may have already been requested somewhere down the line, but my suggestion (or perhaps it's more of a question), is if there is anything being done to drive user engagement through 'feedback' for posts, likes, time online, time registered, and such characteristics?
There are some platforms, Apps and other non-forum websites such as Duolingo as a crude example, which really engage the user and 'reward' them with level ups, badges, higher community representation/features, and such things. Is there anything in development in 2.0 along these lines? Thoughts would include:
An example of what i personally see as good user engagement from HotUkDeals: http://www.hotukdeals.com/profile/berisford
(Random profile selected - but demonstrates some of the rankings/categories capabilities that they have
This may have already been requested somewhere down the line, but my suggestion (or perhaps it's more of a question), is if there is anything being done to drive user engagement through 'feedback' for posts, likes, time online, time registered, and such characteristics?
There are some platforms, Apps and other non-forum websites such as Duolingo as a crude example, which really engage the user and 'reward' them with level ups, badges, higher community representation/features, and such things. Is there anything in development in 2.0 along these lines? Thoughts would include:
- 'Profile Completion' type percentage bar on User CP (e.g. Currently 75% Complete, 15% for adding an Avatar, 5% for entering date of birth, and so on)
- Some verification tool or underlying members map to have a truly unified underlying location database of all your members; which then can be tapped into for various other forum type functions such as trying to organise forum meetings (where you can see the distance the proposed meeting is from other members). Thoughts here is that upon profile completion, there would be some verifcation of the location profile field entry. I see how this could be interpreted as being quite a specific request, but having such data really does allow many forums to build a strong community
- Postbit and Profile type displays of progress to next level/level you are at which is derived from your post count, time online, etc (any such relevant combination) - here to encourage members to continue posting or engaging given the feedback and rewards they are continually receiving through this sort of approach
An example of what i personally see as good user engagement from HotUkDeals: http://www.hotukdeals.com/profile/berisford
(Random profile selected - but demonstrates some of the rankings/categories capabilities that they have