Ok,
I dont know if you've seen what places such as TUAW have done but basically, to help lower the rants/arguments between Mac and 'iToy' fans, they have added tags.
Basically my idea is that if we were to navigate to macrumors.com/no-iphone/ you would stop seeing iphone related posts, /no-ipad/ and you stop seeing ipad news, etc.
This would work very simply for any topic:
/no-mac/
/no-notebooks/ (stops all 'laptop' related posts)
/no-software/
/no-apps/
etc
There is no downside to this. I'm an experienced web developer and know that there is no evident reason that this cant be done. I personally feel it would not only help people only interested in certain products, but it would also help for people looking for info on a particular device.
You could also have others to show news ONLY about a specific product:
/only-iphone/ (or /iphone-news/) etc
The hardest part is implementing tagging on older posts. However I'm under the assumption that you do categorize posts anyway, so a quick php modifier script would sort that out.
Feedback and suggestions on this are welcome
I dont know if you've seen what places such as TUAW have done but basically, to help lower the rants/arguments between Mac and 'iToy' fans, they have added tags.
Basically my idea is that if we were to navigate to macrumors.com/no-iphone/ you would stop seeing iphone related posts, /no-ipad/ and you stop seeing ipad news, etc.
This would work very simply for any topic:
/no-mac/
/no-notebooks/ (stops all 'laptop' related posts)
/no-software/
/no-apps/
etc
There is no downside to this. I'm an experienced web developer and know that there is no evident reason that this cant be done. I personally feel it would not only help people only interested in certain products, but it would also help for people looking for info on a particular device.
You could also have others to show news ONLY about a specific product:
/only-iphone/ (or /iphone-news/) etc
The hardest part is implementing tagging on older posts. However I'm under the assumption that you do categorize posts anyway, so a quick php modifier script would sort that out.
Feedback and suggestions on this are welcome