[@Ellri] Maybe I need to rethink the UI in general.

Right now, /subscriptions contains all things that you have bookmarked for various potential reasons:

1. Topics/roleplays that you are actively posting in and want to know when there's new activity. Updates in these topics are basically what people are waiting for when they refresh /subscriptions multiple times per day.
2. Then there's stuff you just pointed out: topics/roleplays that are more "points of interest" of some sort. You don't necessarily care if people post, or they may be old/dead and will never have anybody post in them.

I think your proposal has some legs: maybe everything starts off as a subscription. At the very least, you get an on-site notification [img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/spa/quq37nq1583x0lf/nn42w0gl.png[/img] for it. And you can opt-in to receiving email-notifications for those as well.

Then you can "Archive" each subscription. Archived subscriptions moves them to a separate tab ([code]/subscriptions/archive[/code]) and you'll get no notifications for those.

Of course, to make this bearable, I'd have to increase the sub limit from 200 to 1000. And I'd want to give the /subscriptions page some mass-moderation tools like a checkbox on each subscription and the ability to mass-archive and the ability to update the notification settings for multiples subs at once.

This seems doable to me without being too confusing, and it cleans up the /subscriptions page to contain only the topics/roleplays that will create a notification. 

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[h3]Updates[/h3]

1. [b]Post Autosaving:[/b] Posts (not PMs or topics, yet) now autosave to your browser every five seconds as you write them.

[img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/spa/quq37nq1583x0lf/y_qy45j5.png[/img]

If you submit the form and the forum successfully saves your post, then the draft is cleared from your browser.

Otherwise, visiting the topic/roleplay again will repopulate the reply form with your draft so that you can recover it or try to submit it.

Autosaved drafts only save for six hours right now since the purpose is for you to be able to recover your post from things like server errors and connectivity errors.