The code that powers Voat
Home Page: https://voat.co
License: Other
This branch is fully building on .NET Core 2 Preview and a majority of unit tests and UI are ported and working.
Right now we are concentrating on getting 100% unit test coverage.
Currently using .NET Core 2 Preview and Visual Studio 2017 Preview
Further improve our existing search feature with advanced view which has the possibility to limit the scope of the search by:
We need a user preferences view which would allow various preferences to be set.
To start with, users should be able to choose how they want to open links - in a new window (tab) or in current window (tab).
Another option would be the ability to choose between dark and light theme.
We need to be able to tag submissions as NSFW as well as let subverse owners edit subverse settings and mark entire subverse as NSFW. This would later be used to display a NSFW icon to guest users instead of showing the actual thumbnail of a subject which is, well, not safe for work.
Subverse moderators should be able to delete submissions in subverses they own.
Either that or enforce case sensitive names. For example, if a user submits something to a subverse by writing using "testSubVersE", this subverse will not be connected properly to submissions posted here when trying to asses if subverse is adult_only or read other properties.
Current mobile view needs improvement by rearranging things and improving overall usability and user experience aspects.
Moderators should have a button "tag for deletion" which would mark a submission as "tagged for deletion". Submissions marked in this way should only be visible to moderators of the subverse where submissions was posted.
Other moderators should be able to "untag" submission (making it re-appear) or delete permanently (using existing delete button).
Currently, datetime stamp is set when the view is first displayed (according to several complaints/bug reports). If a user spends 30+ minutes writing the submission (long self posts or other reasons), the DateTime stamp would be off by 30 minutes. The DateTime should be thus fetched in controller when Submit post action is called.
Public user profile would benefit from a trophy case where various trophies would be displayed. Some trophy examples: "member for 1 year", "member for 2 years" or other, custom admin awarded trophies.
Subverse owners should be able to apply custom CSS to all segments of the website. To allow for this, add attributes (id, title etc) where applicable.
Regular expressions should be used to automatically detect and convert URLs and whoaverse internal links to markdown links.
Example: http://www.youtube.com or http:// or https:// should be converted to markdown syntax on server-side as [http://www.youtube.com](http://www.youtube.com).
The same goes for any strings which start with /v/stringhere.
For example, /v/videos should automatically converted to markdown link syntax on server-side as [http://www.whoaverse.com/v/videos](http://www.whoaverse.com/v/videos).
Users should be automatically subscribed to their newly created subverse.
This can be done in SubversesController in method "public async Task CreateSubverse" by adding a record to Subscriptions table.
Global admin sticky post tool to add a submission as sticky via submission id is needed.
Users which want to further secure their account should be able to link an email address to their account.
We need to simplify formatting for people who do not want to use markdown syntax in comments and submission editors.
There is a javascript library which ships with markdowndeep that can be used.
The javascript library (and editor) can be seen in action here: http://www.toptensoftware.com/markdowndeep/dingus
For more info about the library, demos etc. look here: http://www.toptensoftware.com/markdowndeep/
By popular demand, users should have "edit title" button up to 5 minutes after posting a submission. This in order to allow any typos. The timer can be read using stored DateTime stamps through submission age helper method in Utils\Submissions.cs class.
It could just be my browser, but Whoaverse makes me log in once a day. Maybe once a week or every two weeks would be more appropriate.
Add a tooltip or hint for actions (voting, downvoting) which are unavailable to logged in user due to low comment/submission points
We need to be able to filter out submissions by domains. Currently, domains are displayed next to submission title with a link to "#". For example, (i.imgur.com)
The link should actually point to whoaverse.com/domain/i.imgur.com. This should display all submissions which link to i.imgur.com from all subverses in the same way whoaverse.com/v/all currently does (sorted by rank and then by date).
API controller needs to provide all relevant API functions enabling third party developers to create mobile applications, browser plugins, bots etc.
Currently, only one experimental API is implemented (http://whoaverse.com/api/defaultsubverses) which returns a list of default subverses.
Current javascript needs to be modified so that the scroll position is maintained when a user adds a new reply to a comment.
We need to generate and save a thumbnail for link submissions which do not directly lead to a video or image. For example, if the link leads to a news article, the thumbnail could be generated from the article image using Open Graph notation and other widely adopted standards.
Some examples can be found here: http://davidwalsh.name/facebook-meta-tags
Several people have requested the ability to navigate the site using keyboard only. This would make a good addition and improve usability aspect in general.
I would like to request a public mod log and that when a API happens bots can read from the mod log for stuff like reddit requests.
Users should be able to tag other users.
I am uncertain how this function should work, so this is open for discussion.
Make users solve captchas when registering/posting as a new user so that it's more difficult to spam the system.
I am not familiar with the languages used in this project or I would help
Subverse moderators should have the ability to enable display of tags of shame. If this feature is activated, users which have historically given more negative votes over positive votes (or have more negative than positive votes), a tag would appear next to their username if they submit something or comment on something. This feature is controlled by subverse moderators and will not show up on frontpage.
Noticed that the default text was in German or Swedish. I'm honestly not sure what language it was in. Not a huge issue, but could probably be fixed.
Maybe changed by location? Not sure if it's possible, but I would think so.
Comment threads which have a score of -3 or less should be collapsed by default.
Subverses which have custom CSS stored in the database should have that CSS automatically injected into submission pages if users arrive through respective subverse.
There are 2 ways to arrive at submission page: by visiting the http://localhost/submit or http://localhost/v/funny/submit. If users are arriving via http://localhost/v/funny/submit, viewbag will contain the name of the subverse that is being posted to. Here, a request should be sent to method in SubversesController.cs (signature public ActionResult StylesheetForSelectedSubverse(string selectedSubverse)). This method is already used to inject CSS to frontpage/comments section of subverses so it can be reused.
Users which chose to link an email address to their account should be able to use a "forgot password" feature in case they forgot their password. The feature would send a one-time link to a "change password" page and allow the user to change their password.
A private messaging system for logged in users with conversational view is needed.
We need a security question feature for password recovery for users who do not want to associate an email address with their account.
Users should be able to choose if they want to be notified of submission and comment replies via their inbox.
Implement a warning page which warns users that visit adult_rated=1 subverse and asks for confirmation via link or button if they agree to proceed.
This warning should probably store a cookie which is usable site-wide and prevents the warning view from appearing until the cookie is deleted.
Subverse moderators should see a checkbox titled "distinguish" when adding a new comment in a subverse they moderate. This checkbox should have its value stored in table Comments (the field currently does not exist in this table, it should be titled "distinguished" and store true/false value).
The same checkbox should also be added to comment reply form which is injected with javascript (file where form is stored is called _CommentReplyForm.cshtml).
Comments with distinguished=true will be rendered with a moderator tag (css class moderator).
Moderators should be able to mark their subverse as private, allowing only approved users to view or participate.
What will the pop-up say?
Hi! It looks like you are new around here. Welcome to WhoaVerse!
Would you be interested in seeing a list of subverses to get you started?
From there, the user can either choose:
"Yes" or "No"
Or if you'd rather be a bit more friendly:
"Sure!" or "No, thank you!"
How will it work?
Clicking "Sure!" or "Yes" will redirect the user to http://whoaverse.com/subverses
Clicking "No, thank you!" or "No" will dismiss the pop-up completely leaving the user where they are currently (preferably the homepage).
What code is used?
I have already created a mock-up using the pre-existing pop-up model.
I created a new class and called it: .btn-secondary which included:
{
color: #fff
background-color: #FF3C3C
border-color: #D53434
}
For .modal-footer .btn+.btn I used:
{
margin-left: 345px;
margin-bottom: 0;
}
Codes for the two buttons:
<button type="button" class="btn btn-primary" data-dismiss="modal">Sure!</button>
<button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary" data-dismiss="modal">No, thank you!</button>
What will this look like?
Users should be able to add keywords through their profile preferences which would be used to filter all subverses from /v/all which contain these keywords.
I know I already posted it here, but the issue is still occuring on the User Overview page (I don't think I specifically said that page last time).
Users should be able to save submissions (which adds the submissions id to saved submissions table) for viewing it later.
The routing url could look like this: http://www.whoaverse.com/user/atko/saved and it would simply display all submissions which the user saved in the same fashion as domains are currently displayed: http://whoaverse.com/domains/youtube.com/
"At the moment to log in you have to click the log in link at the top right. Next press log in on the dialog that appears (register or log in). After that fill in your username and password, and click the log in button.
On Reddit just fill in username and password and click log in, as the log in form is embedded in the page." - queezle
I suggest we combine login view and register view into one and use bootstrap modal dialog (the one we use today) as a placeholder for these combined views.
Users should be able to sort content on subverses by top voted links of the day/week/month/year/all time.
Self posts (submissions which only contain a message, not an url) are currently displayed so that only their title is shown on frontpage or subverse index. In order to read submission text, a user has to visit the comments page of that submision. User should be able to view the full content of text submissions with ajax request and javascript DOM manipulation (by clicking on a "show more" icon next to submission title). The icon is currently not visible (but it is included in the sprite: http://whoaverse.com/Graphics/WVSprite.png).
Subverse owners should have a tool (view) which lets them see current subverse moderators and make changes (add/remove moderators).
Proposed clearance scale is:
1=full access to all settings, user is listed as owner "subverse created by: username"
2=full access to all settings, user is listed as moderator level 2
3=no access to settings, user is listed as moderator level 3, only able to delete links and comments
4=no access to settings, user is listed as moderator level 4, only able to delete comments
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