Not that I was necessarily expecting change, but I still think my suggestion has merit then, especially as you say, most of those functions are already available.
Now, not that I want to slight Wikitree, because I think it is fantastic. But, it comes across, like it is. A program that has been added to, bit by bit, through the years, looking a bit of a disorganised mess. Whereas, if you had all the concepts that we have now, from the start, it would have been organised better. As I said, don't get me wrong, I think Wikitree is fantastic, and I'm not actually seeking change, but other programmers have gone through the same thing. Windows has done this several time, added so much bit by bit, that new versions have endeavoured to go back to the start and reprogram the whole lot from new. If only Wikitree had that sort of budget, and was still free. Oh well, bit by bit is great.
As for the stickers, if the function is already available, I would maintain that it would make sense that the stickers became buttons, to make it easier and more intuitive to get to that function. I understand that it then becomes a headache. Perhaps it would be easier, if stickers were forced, to be incorporated back into categories. Not to suggest that every category should have a sticker, but that the categories seem to be a better arrangement, with descriptive pages of what lies underneath, and an already available structural tree of categories and sub-categories. I realise that even the suggestion of getting stickers back into categories, would be a bit of a nightmare. I'm just brain-storming how Wikitree could be just a little better. I'm not demanding or seeking change.
Having said that, I think that those who do do the programming for Wikitree, would be disappointed, if they looked back in years to come, and considered that Wikitree had settled for less than best, and had never looked at the whole picture through fresh eyes every so often, to reorganise how the whole program works. And Wikitree is amazing, that on the other side of the world, we can brain-storm ideas too, and that through G2G, those who run Wikitree, actually do actively consider such ideas. Of course, not being a programmer, I am unaware of the complexity of how much of an issue it is to make the changes, but I understand it is big. I personally think that Wikitree should look toward having an Android and Apple App, at least for allowing people to view Wikitree, if not for editting at first. Something like that, would actually allow Wikitree to take a step back, and consider holistically, how they ultimately would like this platform to look. Brain-fart over.
