I'm not sure if this has been submitted yet, but for writing- and media-centric sites it might be helpful to have a tool for easily and quickly creating collapsibles, for "spoiler" tags, "fourth wall" tags, or other things which we might want to keep hidden away unless a reader particularly wants to read them at that moment. I know how to make those things manually, but many of the other users I'm inviting to my site don't and my work schedule is too full for me to keep telling everyone how to do it every time.

Looking back on the activity of Wikidot from prior years, I've noticed that activity has sort of gone down (correct me if I'm wrong). I thought about why this may be, and what I'm thinking is that Wikidot isn't getting the interest of people who want to create a website. Wikidot website creation platform allows those who want customization over their site to have it (while it's not complete control, it's still a great amount that we get, not many complaints there). However, we're not getting the attention of those who don't want to approach website creation in a programming oriented way. Website builders such as Wix, Weebly, Squarespace, etc look appealing to people because they look easy to manage and create, and look great without any effort. If we could draw in the people who want the ease of website creation, while giving a good amount of customization, I think it would benefit the Wikidot platform overall (to clarify, I'm not suggesting throwing away the programming oriented side of Wikidot, I'm suggesting that we have WYSIWYG editing as an option).If you agree/disagree in any way, comment below.

I find it a bit nerve-wracking to have that 900-second timer at the bottom of the page ticking away every single second.

As the technology age is ever expanding I would like to see all users be able to enable Two Factor Authentication for logging into wikidot.

Allow admins of a site to flag a user to get their ip on that users next post to the site. This would allow admins of a site to filter out alternative accounts and to ban users based on ip.

I was thinking that Wikidot should implement support for BBcode. I think that this would make embedding images easier and more space efficient, as one will not have to upload images just to display them. While the [[image]] method does work, I feel like BBcode would be more widely known than Wikidot Syntax. Just my take on it.

Change this into a module that we can move and place, control what aspects/categories users can watch, and what links/buttons are displayed so that they do not display hidden categories, or allow hidden categories to be watched.

To influence Lightbox styles using CSS, such as gallery border styles, colors, transparency, hover links, etc.

To support lightbox modifiers such as links, adding text, and etc with the Link="…" and Title="…" tags. And any others that I dont know about.

Would appreciate a checkbox that allows me to control who can see what sites I am apart of/moderate/administrate. These should be separated based on level (only show sites i'm member of and not as a mod/admin, or only show sites I administrate but not moderate or be a member of), and be individually toggle able (I could show my status on all my associated wikis except say, one I use for top secret special personal projects, and etc.)