this is something mr engiman has suggested in the staff room, i think its a fantastic idea.
#1A - Match Threads (Dark & Regular Matches)
The concept is far from new and someone on this site actually suggested it before I could do so myself but when I saw it, I was like, "YES!!!"
*1: It works marvelously when maintained by the admins and is a much faster way to view who does and does not Rp for matches (in my opinion).
*2: It also keeps the Rp section more organized especially if you want to say go back in history to see who you faced and how they Rp'ed against you and so on.
*3: It can and in my opinion should be done for both regular and dark matches and unless it is say a multi-man match or battle royal type of thing, then the title can just say that rather than all participants names.
#1B - Numbering our Mayhem Shows
*4: We can included in this idea, also start titling each thread as such...See the example below...
Mayhem #1, #2, #3...Etc. (The number represents which Episode of Mayhem it is)
A: This allows us to keep up with which Mayhem we are on (adding that flavor for history sake) and just something else to add to the significance of what we are now starting again, and hopefully for a long time to come and again importance to our longevity this time around.
B: Each Match thread would also in
1. Mayhem #3 Triple Threat ___ vs. ___ vs. ___
2. Mayhem #3 Regular Match ___ vs. ___
3. Mayhem #3 Main Event ___ vs. ___
4. Mayhem #3 Dark Match ___ vs. ___
and to add to this, I personally am going to give feedback via PM to the posters who are in the matches I write, I think this hopefully will help people produce better roleplays which can only be a good thing for our E-Fed. Feedback I give will be pmed after the show is posted.
Those are just a few of the examples of how that would look and how to differentiate between the regular show matches and dark matches. If you want to do short, you can just say Mayhem #3 DM (Dark Match) etc. Each thread would also be closed/locked by an admin once each show/Rp period is past and done.