Very soon I hope to finish another CGI which will present the unsuccessful searches. It won't quite be automatic - the search engine records unsuccessful searches automatically but each day I will remove any obscene searches or ones which are nonsensical strings of letters not fit to be expanded before adding them to the list to be shown. That may spell and end to the 'what people are looking for' threads but hopefully that won't stop conversations on the forums.
I intend that using the submission form to submit and expansion for an unsuccessful search will automatically remove that search from the list. Posting an expansion on the forums will mean I'll have to manually remove the unsuccessful search term, but please don't let that put you off posting on the forums if you need help with an acronym or you think it could lead to interesting discussion.
I'm considering making acronyms which have been submitted (but not yet accepted and added to the rest of the site) available on an automatically-generated web page, but I'm not sure about that as the acronyms could be completely nonsensical (submitted just to annoy) or obscene. Perhaps I will make such a page accessible only to selected Acronyms 'staff' who would be allowed to email the contributors with comments.
Anyway, here is possibly the last list of what people are looking for to be posted on the forums:
DEALERSHIP
SANDY
HARLEY DAVIDSON
SAME DAY PROCESSING
KARIN
SUSAN
BRAVO
LAUGHING MY ASS OFF
EAT OUT
CHILL
DANCE
SHIMMER
SURGERY
MUSCLE
PLAYER
BRUNO
JEANNE
SHOVE IT - Some Have Overly Violent Extremes In Temper
Ooh, I just had an idea, the submission form could have a menu or two for suggested categories that the acronym should be added to. It would make the page take longer to load though.
It should mention that if you know of a commonly known, anonymously created (but still in the same vein as the rest on the site) acronym that it should be posted on the Acronymous Anonymous thread on the forums. That would be good because I get quite a few emailed submissions of such acronyms.
So many ideas! I don't know whether to work on the site, version 3.3 of the stack, or the OS X version!