It would be nice if one could create a poll (for registered users) within Voat.

Here is some Libre software which could be adapted, as an example.

Voting is democratic, and in tune with the UpVoating of Voat.

I get that we need to on occasion block IP addresses that are the source of malicious traffic. Could we please implement a mechanism to verify if the IP address is acting as a TOR exit node before blocking the IP?

• TOR is a critical privacy tool and for some people it is the only possible way to browse the internet without consequences
• If someone is using the TOR network for launching an attack against Voat, banning the IP address does nothing. The will just use a different exit node
• Some of us use TOR simply because we value privacy and do not want our ISP or the Gov to know our browsing habits. It is super anoying when I am browsing voat and suddenly get the "IP Address banned" page. You have to close all your tabs and switch to a new exit node.
• Banning TOR exit node IPs does nothing to prevent attacks and hampers those people who care about privacy

It can be similar to the NSFW sign, but personally I think it would be good if there was something different to help you differentiate while you are quickly browsing. With a NSFL sign it will be harder for people to accidentally click on gore because the title was not explicit.

What's the difference between a multi-million dollar tech blog, like engadget, and a text submission on voat?

Inline images.

If I want to write a game review on voat, it's essential to be able to add screenshots.

Make it so.

Mods like @henrycorp set high CCP requirements in subs to prevent down votes.

Sometimes these mods have low or even negative CCP in those same subs.

When a CCP requirement is set, the sub should automatically default to the minimum CCP of all mods in that sub.

Therefore if a henrycorp mod has 10 CCP in a sub, they might set the minimum to 100. But the sub will use 10 as the actual requirement.

If henrycorp mod adds other mods, say henrycorpAlt1, and that mod has 0 CCP, then the CCP requirement drops to 0.

That'll take care of Squatty McSquatfaces as well as CCP farming.

Log would capture any changes at all made to the sub settings or mod team, and make publicly viewable the following columns in changelog view:

• Mod user performing the action
• Action taken (eg "added new janitor /u/someperson", or "changed css", or "changed setting NSFW to 'true'", or "changed setting minimum ccp to downvote to '100000'")
• Timestamp of change

Just for logging/showing changes to sub settings and mod members - public logs already exist for bans and deletions.

Edit: apparently /u/someperson account actually exists. Likely an abandoned account, but ignore the ping if you got one - just using it as an example.

I've noticed that when hitting the 'random subverse' button, subverses in my block list are occasionally returned. It'd be nice if that didn't happen since I took the trouble to block them.

I'm tired of seeing reddit-esque shit, especially on subs that I can't remove from the front page.

I understand that you are dealing with a number of issues, and I certainly applaud the work that you all have done thus far. You guys have been rock stars in the improvement of Voat.

More of a feature request, but it would be nice to have a reasonably effective search for Voat , and obviously this would take a lower priority after security / spam/ paid accounts, and the myriad of other issues you all are experiencing (AKA "one true sane goat spamming") .

I would certainly be willing to help. At any rate, in regards to the spamming, there is a great open source C library called SimMetrics that can be very effective for Record Linkage, dependent upon the attack vectors that can be made as a CLR. Just an FYI...

PM me if you need any assistance with that, and again, thanks for all your hard work.

Would be cool to have a feature to be able to get notified when someone comments on a post. Like there already is for your own posts. I feel like I'm missing many good comments because I lose track of posts after they leave /new.