@RepublicOfCursedPlanes for mods, yes but for airplanes a big no because idk maybe jundroo has some trust issues with players in the past

@XtarsAgency but if 2 users collaborate on a build, they should both get the same amount of points. With the successor system, one user gets only half the points of the other’s.
Also, like the collaboration system for mods, collaborators can only be added by the main poster, which prevents users who only add 1-2 parts from being a collaborator.

@ToeTips you said users can collab where users share points for a build; yesh we have successors

@XtarsAgency
I don't understand the first part

@ToeTips NO NOT USERS GIVING AWAY POINTS that could be bad
But instead mayne we can see who followed us

@RepublicOfCursedPlanes relatable

Also maybe a way of seeing your followers? Like how can i see someone else's comments but not who is following me? And a collab option for post where the users share the points for a build? Maybe an option to sort out builds by the users rank? It would be easier to better see great builds from smaller users.

@XtarsAgency yeah, the system of build upvotes/hour works.
Also, the reason I don't see the use of "Newest Maps" is that in a monthly/yearly page, you can see all the mods made in that month/year in a single page. It does get a little annoying when I try to search for stuff from 2 or more years ago, however.

@RepublicOfCursedPlanes but there is a twist to hottest users: Upvotes/hour If a user are able to get like 5 upvotes per hour and there is a user that does less, like 3 per hour. Most useless builds( i made and i experience what it is) usually gets like either 5 upvotes per hour (Timezone is also a factor to play here) and if some really good builds are made they either get like 34 upvotes per hour or maybe more, considering timezones, user followers, points and successors. It could be a system to play. And maybe also monthly highlights just like how jundroo uploads a new video every month for top user airplanes, instead of videos there is another one which is called hottes-daily and hottest-week and hottest-month there will be no hottest-year because obviously that is too sketchy cuz popular platinums (like 100k ones) would immediately take the rank
Lets make some equations for this thing so it can work
(Time is hour)
Hottest-day {(24×points gained)
Hottest-week {(168×points gained)/24}
Hottest-Month {(672×points gained)/12}
Hottest-year {e^iπ}
But points gained from Videos or anything that is not related to points gained from airplanes will not be counted, because forums, mods, videos are varying, can be either memorial, cinematics, or stuff that maybe off topic for example My dog passed away<forum post>
This post <forum post>
The rock in sp <video post>
Because some are topic related and some are off topic so only airplanes were counted

Other things:
Newest map mod select: its better than having to see the newest mod and looking which is a map and which is not a map mod. Not really a permanent feature that you are forced to use but just a filter so you can sort things easier a.k.a Navigation purposes

Refrences:
1: dog
2: THIS FORUM POST LMAOOOO
3: video schibeposts
Alright, reply if there is something wrong. But if you are not from Indonesia, reply at midnight, so upon waking up in the morning i can see the reply

https://www.simpleplanes.com/Blog/View/1805051/Whats-Next

Ok, this would be great, except for one important question (yes I’m pouring cold water again): do we need these?

• Is there a point in being able to see the newest mods? Unlike airplanes, mods don’t essentially change; you can’t just add new features to a mod because they all run on the same Unity engine. And here’s the thing: “new” doesn’t always equate to “good”. What matters is that you are able to see the highest-rated mods, so that you know which ones are good.

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• Having a “Hottest” user sounds good, but remember, quantity does not equal quality.
  Using the system you mentioned to calculate, if a user posted 3 planes every day with 10 upvotes per build, he would also appear on the ‘Hottest Users’ page! This undermines those who post high-quality builds, but take a month to build them! If this system is implemented, users who are actually good may never appear on the page, because their monthly points aren’t enough to compete with users who post every day!
  And such inequalities in the user base may cause even skilled builders to ask: quality or quantity? Instead of spending time and effort on builds, they may instead mass-post low-quality builds in order to farm points and appear on the “Hottest Users” page! This would be the death of good builds!

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• And lastly, this is meant to be a sandbox game, not a social media platform. I know that in fact, this website is essentially social media, and the reason we are all here is to gain popularity. But I personally think that our passion of building and flying planes should be our main driving factor for being here, and popularity should remain as a side goal.

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Okay, I know that I tend to rant a lot whenever I see something controversial. However, this does not mean that I hate you or anything. I’m just sharing my opinion on the situation, and if you agree with this, feel free to reply. But I’m open to being convinced if you really have violent objections to my stand.

Yeah, it sounds like a good idea!

The idea sounds nice