Hey guys,
Working on the new Side 7 sparked a thought in my head, and I'm hoping to get some feedback from you all on this.
Based on this post, what about v4 are you looking forward to the most?
Conversely, what feature that isn't listed in that post would you like to see? (Please keep in mind that not everything about v4 is listed in the above-linked post, and not all suggestions that might occur here can happen.)
Curiously, -- BK
it might sound a lil... well silly but i really REALLY cant wait fpr the random image link. Waht btter way to view as many aertists as possible
I cant think of anything Id want ad isnt on the list. Ill post again when/if I do 
Honestly, I'm mostly looking forward to seeing the standard level of service resume, like the restoration of the search function. I think Side 7 is great the way it is and all the upcoming features are only going to make it even better. What really draws me in and keeps me here is the community.
My only suggestion would be to get the word out more. I'd love to see 50-60 new images a day again.
Definitely something we're trying to do, and something we're going to really push when v4 is closer to being done.
-- BK
I'm looking forward to all of it, but one thing that stands out in my mind right now is additional uses for account credits; I've got so many right now, and nothing to do with them! lol
I also really like the addition of photography a lot, too; I know a couple people who will probably start using Side 7 if they can upload their photos here.
Unfortunately, Account Credits were something that was initiated in v3, but ultimately stagnated due to a number of reasons.
Fortunately, with v4, we have the infrastructure and ability to fully realise all of the things we wanted to do with Account Credits.
Oh, I bet. There have been a lot of people who contacted me directly about photography. So, with this site upgrade, we've worked out the details about how to handle photography on the site. Our major concern previously was with people using the site as their own personal photo album, which isn't our goal. The last thing we wanted was for someone's gallery to be filled with blurry pictures of their dog's nose up close. 
But, we've been working with a couple of professional photographers to help come up with guides for photography, without being terribly restrictive or stupid about it.
-- BK
