Quote from: ibminer on February 03, 2022, 03:20:26 PM

For me, it's not worth much unless you can show where it was discussed and what was involved in the discussion.

I assume during one of the meetings they had with theymos

Quote from: ibminer on February 03, 2022, 03:20:26 PM

Has anyone gotten an answer on why they removed the planned features list? When do we get to see the 'rewrite'?

Quote from: SFR10 on February 01, 2022, 04:17:01 PM

Epochtalk had a "roadmap" before, but at some point in 2020 ^{[or 2021]}, they removed that page ^{[you can still check some of its content from the following "archived version"]}.

I don't see those that relevant anymore...
Most of them are implemented and things like "Feature Parity with SMF forums" and "Build a complete installation and onboarding process" are things that should come without saying.

Quote from: ibminer on February 03, 2022, 03:20:26 PM

EDIT: I'm assuming this list is the most recent? which appears to show some of the older planned features, but I don't see anything related to what is being discussed in this thread?

Some of the issues on github were submitted my myself and other members of the community who tested the epochtalk environment on coinbistro.com like Veleor, for example. Some of them might already be solved in the VueJS branch. Did not test that one yet but by looking at the commits they seem to be on the final stretch regarding the frontend.

Besides those submitted issues I'm pretty sure they discussed with theymos some other features as well and also a certain implementation of this topic's main idea. From what I remember they were talking at some point to have a versioning option, similar to github commits for edited posts. Though available for mods if I remember correctly. From this there's just one more step to some user available info...