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DeadSh0t_ whilst a veteran had not responded to you yet, another user had given you feedback that the idea was extremely generic.

This wiki is voluntarily for everyone. People will get to your draft but there are also 20-30 people wanting the same. You've only given it a few days, it can sometimes take a week or so to get feedback. Showing attitude with said veteran members won't help your cause.

Alternatively IRC chat also exists where you may be able to get a quicker response.

As for the idea, it's not that interesting, it's a door that teleports you somewhere (which as you noted in the original thread, we have a lot of) where on the other side is a spider that asks a question and if you answer, kills you. There's really not much to that idea and everything in that idea seems like lots of random bits of an idea just strung together. Also something that kills you because reasons isn't particularly compelling.

That's really not true.

Flip through the thread and you'll see that there are a number of site regulars, myself included, who frequent that forum, and that its rare for a thread to go un-commented-upon. Looking at your thread for this idea in particular, you actually received some pretty good advice from a newbie but chose to ignore it.

Well i dont know if you noticed, but little to no veterans comment on brainstorming/ideas.

A cursory glance of the forums would prove this untrue.

We all have to wait till our post is on page 3 for you to take pity on us.

Or you can ask politely via PM or chat.

That said, waiting for something to be addressed usually takes a couple days, tops. If something can't wait, the IRC is the best option.

Veterans are the busiest site members. We've also got jobs and personal obligations that take priority over the unpaid, frequently extremely-thankless task of giving feedback on other people's stuff in our spare time.

I cant effectively write an article if i dont get feedback, but i cant get feedback so im left to fend for myself here.

Patience.

Also the IRC, and authors can ask people via PM.