Single post in Adding Separators to the Organise Fields Menu

Suggestion Title: Adding Separators to the Organise Fields Menu Suggestion Summary: This would add visual separators/lines in between consecutive fields to make field overview clearer. The user would have the option to move them around and place fields within the separators. They could be renamed to things like 'wishforge' and 'showcase' to allow the user to place fields in the appropriate location. I made a little mockup here of what I think it could look like? I'm bad at explaining things I'm not sure if this should also be visible in the public view, maybe a limited number could work? You could possibly double click the separator to bring up a menu for it, with things like 'name' and 'make public' being options you can change? Positive points: - Increased clarity for the user, especially if they have a lot of fields - Encourages organisation, which would also help visiting users, if they can assume that the fields will be somewhat grouped by use (i.e. all trade/uft fields would be clustered together) - If the separators will be made visible in the public view as well, then finding UFT fields, wishforge fields will be very easy Negative points: - Overuse would again reduce clarity for the user, but really it would be up to the user to choose how they would want to use it. - If they are visible in public view, and fields aren't put in separators with the correct labels then some fields might be overlooked Reason For Consideration: Mainly to make it easier for the user to find the field/s they are looking for. It would also make the personal view of the fields more aesthetically pleasing, as this way it wouldn't just be one big block of fields. It could also be helpful for people with reading disabilities, as it would break up what is essentially a large block of text, into smaller, more concise blocks. It would largely just be a QoL improvement, as it wouldn't change anything about field mechanics, just a difference in how they would be displayed to the user.