Any upgrades planned for D forums?

[bitwise via Digitalmars-d]

On Sunday, 11 January 2015 at 05:28:57 UTC, Joakim wrote:
> On Saturday, 10 January 2015 at 22:29:42 UTC, bitwise wrote:
>> I'm curious if there are any upgrades coming in the near 
>> future.
>>
>> As a D-Newbie, I find myself combing these forums regularly to 
>> try and get up to speed on what's going on, but there are 
>> several things making it difficult.
>>
>> -I have a valid email address in the box up there^, but I 
>> don't receive notifications when people respond to my posts 
>> here.
>>
>> -The way quotes are displayed is tough on the eyes. Rather 
>> than having the quotes grayed out and crowded by angle 
>> brackets, I would prefer something like stackoverflow where 
>> the text was black, but on a gray background, possibly with 
>> black outlines for nested quotes.
>>
>> -Looking at code here is brutal. Lines wrap way too short, no 
>> syntax highlighting. https://highlightjs.org/ supports syntax 
>> highlighting for the D language and is very easy to implement. 
>> And a scrollable area for code would be nice. I suppose code 
>> sections could be signalled by leading a line with 4 spaces 
>> like SO, or with [code] tags.
>>
>> -editing and delete posts after posting would be nice, but I 
>> assume this would be quite a bit more difficult than the above 
>> suggestions.
>
> If you click on the "About this forum" link on the bottom of 
> the page, it takes you to a page with more info.  You can find 
> the github repo for this forum software linked from there and 
> see all the updates to the forum source:
>
> https://github.com/CyberShadow/DFeed/commits/master
>
> You can submit your issues there or even pulls to fix them.
>
> As for your last request to edit and delete posts, since this 
> forum is a frontend for an NNTP server, as Tobias said, which 
> are then sent to a mailing list also, it's not possible to edit 
> them once they've been posted.  Not sure about deletion by 
> users on NNTP, certainly not on the mailing list.

Awesome, Thanks. I'll check it out. Even black on gray comments
alone would go a long way for readability.