I really feel that if you post a post right after another one of yours should be merged with the above post automatically. I know other forums that do this. The notifications for the subsequent post would happen just like the first post. This would happen over and over till someone else posts in the same topic.
This would prevent the soubsequent post issue that the moderators here like to police harshly. This matters because editing a previous post does not send out the new post notifications. When you have new rumours and would like to notify someone with the @ symbol you need a new post for the notifications to get sent (as far as I know.
I am nut sure the current forum structure can accomodate this. But for those who like to update everypne on the rumour scene and for other times where double posting is appropriate, this Subsequent post merging feature I am suggesting would totally fix the issue entirely and benefit the forum members as well.
TLDR: This would work as double posts act like a new post in every way except they are merged with the above post if the above post is also from you. A very good feature that others and I would like to see implemented here if possible.
This would prevent the soubsequent post issue that the moderators here like to police harshly. This matters because editing a previous post does not send out the new post notifications. When you have new rumours and would like to notify someone with the @ symbol you need a new post for the notifications to get sent (as far as I know.
I am nut sure the current forum structure can accomodate this. But for those who like to update everypne on the rumour scene and for other times where double posting is appropriate, this Subsequent post merging feature I am suggesting would totally fix the issue entirely and benefit the forum members as well.
TLDR: This would work as double posts act like a new post in every way except they are merged with the above post if the above post is also from you. A very good feature that others and I would like to see implemented here if possible.