enhancing forum features: 1click upvote, sorting, 1click duplicate etc (eg: userecho use case)

[timotheecour]

I just stumbled upon http://sublimetext.userecho.com/ which hosts 
a forum (integrating ideas, discussions, questions, news, feature 
requests etc) for a text/code editor (sublimetext, which seems 
nice btw, and supports D :-) ). It is powered by userecho.

(disclaimer: I am NOT affiliated in any way with either userecho 
or sublimetext).

I was wondering whether there would be any interest in migrating 
towards something more feature rich than the current dlang forum, 
possibly userecho, or at least enhancing a bit the features of 
the current forum.

Here are some things that it provides, compared to the dlang 
forum:

integrated bug report, feature request etc (dlang has 2 separate 
websites for bugs (http://d.puremagic.com/issues) and other posts 
(http://forum.dlang.org/)

1 click upvote/downvote for ideas/questions/feature requests 
(dlang only has it for 
http://d.puremagic.com/issues/enter_bug.cgi and it's not as easy 
therefore sparsely used, and one has only 10 votes)
We actually want to encourage easy voting to pop up interesting 
questions/bugs/requests, and vote down spammers or dumb 
questions. Currently it's easy to get lost for popular posts.

1 click to report as spam or duplicate (especially the latter 
would be very useful for bug requests)

ability to post videos which could be useful for tutorials etc 
(eg : 
http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/59029-code-folding-doesnt-work-if-code-isnt-indented/)

ability to sort posts by top rated/newest/most commented etc.

good searching, and statistics functions
etc.


Another nice feature would be to allow forum users to enter 
editable/runnable code sections as in the http://dlang.org/ front 
page. That would be very useful to report bugs or answer usage 
questions. That would encourage users to post working code.