A category is not a proposal

[Algona]

we've all seen companies act illogically and against their own apparent best interests, whether due to incompetence, stubbornness, inertia or something else.

SIgh.

INNO has done stupid things opver the years.

You can ppint at INNO's follies and say, "Becuase INNO did these stupid things, I don't trust them in the case of not losing submitted Proposals." and have some smidgen of reasonable support for your opinion.

But arguing that INNO might do stupid things because some other companies do stupid things? No bueno.

 

[Lannister the Rich]

arguing that INNO might do stupid things because some other companies do stupid things

Indeed, it’s actually a logical fallacy! The same fallacy I mentioned in the OP

 

[Emberguard]

I agree. That's exactly why a brief acknowledgement that they've at least been read would be the "work" of a few minutes.

ok. Except acknowledgement that the devs have it already happens every time a mod says it’s been submitted. If you’re not willing to trust them now why would you trust them after adding more acknowledgement? Why is it any of the players business to know which proposals are in favour and which aren’t?

You've still not given any indication of how you know that submitted proposals are actually ever read by anyone.

he’s more knowledgeable then you realise.

 

[Volodya]

Indeed, it’s actually a logical fallacy! The same fallacy I mentioned in the OP

Some members of A do X.
B is a member of A.
Therefore, B may do X.

Please describe the logical fallacy.

 

[Lannister the Rich]

Some members of A do X.
B is a member of A.
Therefore, B may do X.

Please describe the logical fallacy.

Composition: “Because we observe consistencies in things, our thinking can become biased so that we presume consistency to exist where it does not.“

 

[Agent327]

You've still not given any indication of how you know that submitted proposals are actually ever read by anyone.

@Volodya

Because of this

Ideas are collated by the respective CMs and put in a centralized location, in English, as this is the language of InnoGames as a company. This prevents duplication of ideas submitted. No need to automate the process with a computer program when we have a human process in place.