No it doesn't, but at least there is a process in place on the forums to move suggestions all the way to be approved by the devs. The other avenues have a higher chance of shouting into an empty abyss. I'll take my chances with the Community Manager of Tonga than the Social Media Coordinator. As you do seem to have a Facebook account though, I would recommend joining the new event live Q&As as a higher percentage of getting heard as well.beyond popular belief that all suggestions should be made in the forum
I was kinda kidding sort of was just trying to say I didn't need credit for a feedback that goes live lol...I see no reason to be anonymous in your suggestions?
To reiterate what @crackie says...
The forum does have a good success rate even if it does take forever.
The more people that agree with you here is a good thing. You just may need to "follow" the steps and have a poll taken. It does take some effort on your part.
I hope you have good results.
i totally believe and support that. if you dont have enough value in your idea to present it and stand up for it, then why bother?I worked in a management position.
When I got anonymous suggestions or complaints they were given very low priority.
Very true I have worked with suggestion boxes before in the work place I understand. ok Tavina it is lolI worked in a management position.
When I got anonymous suggestions or complaints they were given very low priority.
Your right! looks like I need to figure out a profile picture and familiarize myself with the Forumsi totally believe and support that. if you dont have enough value in your idea to present it and stand up for it, then why bother?
What a great answer I totally agree! That is why I like to post in the Official FB Group. Diverse answers and opinions are really informative Thank you.The problem with this sort of style of suggestions that has been suggested is that it flies in the face of what is already established. That is to say, the current method is the way it is specifically to reduce the amount of "suggestions" that makes it to them. They do not want a higher volume of suggestions; they want suggestions that have been vetted using the least amount of work possible. And what better way than to get the rest of the crazy community to do the vetting for them?
That is why the current system exists. You have to convince people that:
1. Your idea is worthy of attention (some ideas naturally gain traction)
2. That the idea is an improvement to everyone, not just you.
3. Thatit'll make Inno more moneyit won't be too costly in terms of resources.
In other words, you have to sell your idea to them.
It's an uphill battle. You're basically trying to sell sand in the Sahara.