> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.suggix.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Board Configuration Guide > Learn how to configure Boards in Suggix, including general settings, public view options, custom forms, tags, and deletion. # What is a Board In Suggix, a Board is the core unit for collecting and displaying user feedback. Each Board usually represents a specific feedback type, such as Feature Requests, Bug Reports, or Ideas. Every Board has its own: * Public URL * Display rules * Submission form * Voting and interaction settings A single workspace can contain multiple Boards to organize different kinds of feedback. Suggix Board settings page showing general settings, public view options, custom form configuration, tags, and danger zone ## General Settings ### Board Name The name of the Board shown in both the admin panel and the public feedback page. * Example: `Feature Requests` * Use a clear and descriptive name that reflects the Board's purpose ### URL The public access path for this Board. * Format: `https://your-workspace.suggix.com/{board-slug}` * You only need to edit the slug, for example `feature-requests` If the Board is already shared publicly, avoid changing the URL to prevent breaking existing links. ### Description A short description displayed at the top of the Board page to explain its purpose. * Example: `Got an idea? We'd love to hear it!` ## Public View These settings control how the Board is displayed and used by public users. ### Read-only When enabled: * Users can view existing posts only * New posts cannot be created This is useful for announcement Boards, public roadmaps, or archived feedback. ### Allow anonymous users to post When enabled: * Users can submit feedback without logging in * Posts are marked as submitted by anonymous users Allowing anonymous posts may increase spam. Review public submissions regularly if this option is enabled. ### Show voters and comment likers When enabled: * Users can see who voted on a post * Users can see who liked comments Use this when public identity is important for community discussion. Disable it if you want voting and comment reactions to feel more private. ### Show votes count on posts When enabled: * Posts display their total vote count * Users can quickly identify popular requests * Your team can use votes as one input for prioritization Once saved, these changes immediately affect the public Board view. ## Custom Forms Customize the text users see when creating a new post. ### Title Placeholder Placeholder text for the post title input field. * Example: `Briefly describe your idea` ### Details Placeholder Placeholder text for the post details input field. * Example: `Add more context, screenshots, or use cases` ### Button Text The text displayed on the submission button. * Example: `Create Post` * Example: `Submit Feedback` The live preview shows how the submission form will appear to users. Clear placeholder text significantly improves the quality of submitted feedback. ## Tags Tags help categorize and filter posts within a Board. * Click **Add Tag** to create new tags. * Use tags for feature areas, priority levels, product modules, or customer segments. * Examples: `UI`, `API`, `High Priority`, `Enterprise` Consistent tag usage makes feedback easier to manage and analyze over time. ## Danger Zone ### Delete Board Permanently deletes the Board. Deleting a Board is irreversible: * All posts, comments, and votes will be permanently removed. * The public URL will stop working immediately. Make sure the Board is no longer needed before deleting it.