Does publish 85.5 really turn the bulletin board read-only for all but governors?
The way I see it right now is that only one message (the last message posted) is visible for each town. No history of past messages is available. Noone may answer. It is purely informatory. Further, the former history, when citizens were able to post, is no longer available.
While everyone may see the latest (and only the latest) news by checking any town's board now, some functionality has been removed. I recently granted titles to citzens of Moonglow and encouraged them to post at the bulletin board about their business affairs. Like the zoo director announcing if more funding is required, the herald posting when the next event will be held, and so on. I actually got feedback from citizens and office holders started to use the board.
If the current state is meant to be the final state, I want the old bulletin board back in some way. Pin it to the wall of the governors office, please. It could function completely independent of the new board, which also has it's benefits. But it is more like an announcement mechanism than for communication.
The way I see it right now is that only one message (the last message posted) is visible for each town. No history of past messages is available. Noone may answer. It is purely informatory. Further, the former history, when citizens were able to post, is no longer available.
While everyone may see the latest (and only the latest) news by checking any town's board now, some functionality has been removed. I recently granted titles to citzens of Moonglow and encouraged them to post at the bulletin board about their business affairs. Like the zoo director announcing if more funding is required, the herald posting when the next event will be held, and so on. I actually got feedback from citizens and office holders started to use the board.
If the current state is meant to be the final state, I want the old bulletin board back in some way. Pin it to the wall of the governors office, please. It could function completely independent of the new board, which also has it's benefits. But it is more like an announcement mechanism than for communication.