Make feedback less difficult to find

Hi ticket eaters.

I had a suggestion for a new feature, but had great difficulty submitting it.

[1]  The feedback.discord.com page does not show that it is, in fact a feedback page.  It shows the support ticket categories.  New features are not support.  New features are not exactly feedback either.  Make a dedicated page, give it a meaningful title and display the most recent / popular N proposals so that I have no doubt I am in the right place.  (it's called 'conception of task' and I used to teach usability)

[2]  Permit searching within a 'new feature' category.  Searching support tickets only makes me less certain that feature proposals are a category, or that they are treated like proposals.

[3]  Make the structure of the 'new feature' backlog and process explicit.  I don't want my proposal buried in the queue of an overloaded and ignorant support ticket eater (not that you have any :)).  I want a premium service!  I want feature proposals to be treated with an extra degree of care and appreciation.  There are no hints or structural elements that would indicate a proposal will be treated with any respect, that it will follow a constructive, good-faith process.  Give a summary of how many new proposals are [received|documented|shortlisted|in development|delivered-this-month].  Tell me what position my proposal is at, in the queue.

[4]  Why is 'new feature' not a topic?  this would strengthen the proposals above.

I have more suggestions, but you'll need to start with these.

Best wishes, Ian