I have started this thread to gather ideas about improving the @notes system. More specifically about how we can improve the GM-player interaction, as I have observed that some of my @notes were left unattended. I was uncertain if this was due to IC circumstances or simply because the staff were too busy, so I just ended up trashing the plot I was planning. I think a way to improve this feeling of isolation is to make it more evident when a GM has read your note, or at least acknowledged its existence. This made me feel like not knowing when my note is relevant, or if it's important or if I'm just filling up server space with trash, even when I consider my character to be an interesting one with many stories to tell. This is mainly because in my 11 months of gameplay I have never been given feedback on my notes, or my plots, and some of them, albeit seldom, they never come to fruition and I simply cannot figure out why.
I also suggested a sort of note-in-note system, where GMs would be able to append small comments in the end of player-notes, readable by players themselves. However, I understand that this would duplicate the workload on an already busy schedule. This is why I have opened this thread, so everyone can brainstorm and tell us how we can change the @notes system, and make it a better OOC experience for everyone, without drowning the busy staff in more work :)
