r/CFB • u/sub-feedback • Apr 24 '26

Announcement Community Feedback

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u/SucculentCrablegMeal Florida State Seminoles • USF Bulls Apr 24 '26

I had a hard time answering a couple of them. I would have liked an option to "leave it to a megathread/weekly post".

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u/bakonydraco Stanford • Chicago State Apr 25 '26

We actually had a 4th option for most questions in an earlier version of the survey, but the consensus was that it was too cumbersome. Creating a weekly post for the topic is often going to be the way this gets implemented in practice. (So a vote for "Don't allow posts" is a vote for a weekly thread)

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u/OriginalMassless Hateful 8 • Kansas State Wildcats Apr 28 '26

This is the sort of hidden inside knowledge I feel someone needs to navigate the posting rules. It's absurd to run a survey where one answer effectively means something else without making that clear. Don't allow posts meaning allow a weekly post only is entirely unclear.

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u/bakonydraco Stanford • Chicago State Apr 28 '26

Apologies for the lack of clarity! The survey mainly revolves around the community’s interest in what should be approved as standalone posts. The current posting rules, that spell out the weekly thread policy at the very top, are linked at the top of the survey.

But you’re right that in general we are looking to make our rules clearer and easier to understand to the average user.