I have some, but these only apply to me. Since you're the owner (I found out yesterday, you replied to this thread but I thought you were just an admin lol) it would be a good idea to also make a thread on /s/Saidit or /s/AskSaidit as the owner asking which features the community would like.

Asking the popular communities and the newly arrived /s/Wayofthebern is a great idea as well, WOTB would have specific requests related to reddit migrations too.

I always believe a website can be improved, and if you can't think of new features at least optimizing the ones existing or website performance is a good use of manpower as well. Anyway, here's the features that I personally thought of:

• Ability to tag users. At this moment you can only tag with "friends", but having specific tags that they can be seen with the first letter of the tag (such as F which stands for friend) allows me to discern users based on my criteria. It's weird putting someone as "friend" when I believe they're important but wouldn't call them a "friend" in real life. I actually got banned on a sub because I added someone as a friend and told me and they believe I called them a real life friend lol. Also, a tag for the owner which would be yourself. Most people didn't know you were the owner, including me

• Draft posts and comments. Slide app (for reddit) has that feature it's good to check it for inspiration

• "Show karma breakdown by sub" being a privacy feature that I can enable for others to see mine if I so choose, disabled by default.

• More acessibility tools. Integrate on the website itself the tools that blind people use to use reddit that certain apps made, it would be a good idea to talk to these app developers and ask them for assistance.

• Allow subs to determine if a user can set their own thumbnail on a post

• Have a limit of 5 posts at a time on /s/all from a specific community. /s/Wayofthebern basically has /s/all entirely for themselves and while this temporary because of the migration, this mechanism even existing that an entire community can take all is not preferable. So only having 5 posts at a time from a certain community (only keeping the currently top posts from the community determined by the saidit algorithm) is a good approach.

• Disallow sticked posts from reaching all. This was a safety feature from reddit because /r/The_Donald kept abusing it and I aggre with the concept

• Saying something like /s/Saidit links to a saidit sub. I would like that doing the same for /r/ something like /r/Reddit links to the correspondent reddit sub.

• Something like the steam points system or the reddit awards. Something that would allow users to get more engagement. Like if you paid $8 a month like twitter blue and got a certain amount of awards you can give to users, and they would get points from these awards they could use. This could make the site more fun and help pay the bills (which can become a problem once the website gets big).

• This is a big and very complex one and probably will use a lot of resources on saidit's servers and might even need to upgrade them (that's why the suggestion above this one would be helpful), but could help the site growth in the longrun. Basically a tool that allow to archive entire reddit communities on saidit. These communities would function differently than a saidit community, better even use /r/ (for reddit) or /ra/ (for reddit archive) instead of /s/. Basically save the comments, posts, upvotes, and deleted comments of this community. Users can't interact with it but could see it. Like a internet way back machine but solely for reddit. I'm not sure how it would work with copyrighted content though.

• Finally, a downvote button. But make it different to reddit and only apply to new posts after this change as well. I understand your approach to the vote system on saidit but I still believe it's important for users to show a way to "disaggre" with a post. I dislike reddit's implementation too so here's how I would make one: Keep the "enlightening" button that awards a post 2 points and the "funny" button that awards 1 point, but add a "thumbs down" button that awards 0 points. It still doesn't allow a sub to brigade another and keeps trolls from messing posts but allows users of a sub to have a way to say they disaggre with a post instead of relying on the "ratio" mechanism. I think this would be a good approach to this.