I've been in many utility rooms where admins are just guessing what map code is what in the list of map codes they have with /lsmap. As a previous avid map maker, I have 64 maps and looking through them to find the tribe map I want is a hassle. I do like the list of map codes, but I suggest having a tab in /lsmap to be able to see the map codes next to an image of the map. Cheeseformice had a Map Database like this with the code and the image of the entire map. If you've made many maps and are looking for one specific code, /lsmap becomes practically useless.

Clearly a map database is possible because /lsmap exists and it updates right away. If not in /lsmap, then in forum profiles something like "Maps: 64" that you can click and it lists all map codes with images of the maps. That could be even better because if you're a popular map maker (like Wecwec) then others can enjoy your maps too!

Even if you just have 10 maps and you just want to see them all, do you really want to do !map @0000000 10 times? It would be easier to see them all at once in a separate /lsmap tab. Or if you have an embarrassing map (maybe it's poorly made) that you don't want to show you have no way of knowing which code it is until it *oops* loads because you had no idea.

made post that's easier to digest than this one https://atelier801.com/topic?f=6&t=897295&p=1#m1