A "MUST READ" Function ?

[Alexander1970]

Is there a possibility of this Option ?

You have to READ the FIRST Post and then you can post something inside the Thread like:

- Homebrew released etc.etc.
- Links for Explanations / Manuals etc.etc.

After reading and following the Links and Explanations - then you can post in this Thread.

Why ?

For Example:
99 % of today´s AROMA Thread
https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-aroma-environment-for-wii-u.618474/

consists of "Why is this not working" and 312 Answers...
Everything is explained in the FIRST POST.

Such Threads should be free for Feedback and not for "senseless" and already explained Questions...


Thank you.

 

[Scarlet]

Any such feature would be scrolled down quicker than a Bandai Namco terms of service agreement. The idea is nice, but it's not like it'd change anything.

 

[JuanMena]

Is there a possibility of this Option ?

You have to READ the FIRST Post and then you can post something inside the Thread like:

- Homebrew released etc.etc.
- Links for Explanations / Manuals etc.etc.

After reading and following the Links and Explanations - then you can post in this Thread.

Why ?

For Example:
99 % of today´s AROMA Thread
https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-aroma-environment-for-wii-u.618474/

consists of "Why is this not working" and 312 Answers...
Everything is explained in the FIRST POST.

Such Threads should be free for Feedback and not for "senseless" and already explained Questions...


Thank you.

Oh, you mean the feature OP(s) has to create Important Posts within owned threads?

Example:

 

[Alexander1970]

Oh, you mean the feature OP(s) has to create Important Posts within owned threads?

Maybe,but the Point is,to avoid endless (following) Posts of already (in the FIRST POST) answered Questions like
"Why is App xxx not working ?"

 

[CoolMe]

Interesting idea for sure @Alexander1970.. Though i'd think a FAQ tab in the initial post, or a sticky comment warning people not to ask questions about things that are already answered in the FAQ, could work too..

 

[PewnyPL]

Nice idea, but none of that will work. Most people who ask those questions never read posts OR FAQs. They have a problem? They ask. And if there was a requirement to read the first post before being able to write, they would just scroll right past all of it and click confirm.