Nope. Depending on the state of the page (and how much it has been kept up to date, something I don't know from mind) it can be a time consuming process now because getting the page up to date could require that we'd have to go through a dozen or so suggestion threads. That's the time consuming part. In the case of a sub forum I would imagine that a thread gets moved into that section the very moment a staff member has ruled on a suggestion, optionally adding a status to the title. That would be a clear confirmation that the suggestion was seen / acknowledged. And I doubt that moving one thread into a subforum is very time consuming.
Most suggestions we don't have a specific yes or no, but more of a 'come back to later'. What do you propose for those?
Leave them where they are. I think this is also what the OP intended; this way there would be a clear separation between suggestions which got officially recognized / acknowledged (positive or negative makes no difference here) and those which haven't been fully decided on.
I think you mean http://www.glitter-graphics.com/generators/rainbow.php did a good job with the colors. I would never have the patience to do that. :P
I do strongly believe that this would help Contributors upkeep the wiki page. I am trying to take control here, but I am happy to help some contributors and/or staff go through the suggestions and pick out which ones go in which category.
I do too, because going through 2,150 threads tomorrow will be so fun. ;) I'm actually looking forward to it. :P
