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Message #04929
Re: Reverse ordering of comments in some situations
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To:
Launchpad Developers <launchpad-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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From:
Matthew Paul Thomas <mpt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date:
Fri, 01 Oct 2010 11:20:48 +0100
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In-reply-to:
<AANLkTi=zr8ZW_Nxajf0xRwkonuTgCN7xL=YPnvKAhR5L@mail.gmail.com>
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Organization:
Canonical Ltd
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Michael Nelson wrote on 01/10/10 09:49:
>...
> There are some situations where we are using (or wanting to use)
> comments in Launchpad for a log of activity (like an activity stream),
> or a log of changes. In these situations Henning, Curtis and I think
> that ordering from newest to oldest would be more helpful to see.
>...
> http://people.canonical.com/~michaeln/tmp/649559-blacklisting-with-comments.ogv
>...
> 2) How could they be visually distinctive from the normal comments (or
> more generally, how can we ensure the two different orderings don't
> confuse people)? Or should we restrict newest-oldest ordering to
> specific functionality (ie. don't use it for anything that is like a
> comment, but it's ok for an activity stream for a person/pillar.
>...
Instead of newest-to-oldest ordering, perhaps collapse by default all
comments except the most recent. For example:
Foo Bar wrote 4 minutes ago:
This looks sus... can you look into it Henry?
+ Add comment
becomes
|> 1 previous comment
Foo Bar wrote just now:
I'm blacklisting this because of foo and bar.
+ Add comment
and then becomes
|> 2 previous comments
Foo Bar wrote just now:
Oh, I forgot something.
+ Add comment
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Matthew Paul Thomas
http://mpt.net.nz/
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