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status-completed a different way: thread page now has expanders for the post and, if it's an answer, also the question. This provides the missing context without having to go through the extra has...
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#2: Post edited
- Bug/feature request.
- When you click on a notification about someone responding to you with a comment, it takes you to the separate "comment page". Which is super confusing as it just drops you there without any context. What are they saying, what is this about?
- In order to respond, I have to:
- - Click on the link on top of the "comment page" to read the actual post.
- - Expand the threaded comments under the post to read them in the same window. Including, figuring out _which_ thread the reply is found under, in case you've forgotten it by now.
- - Open up a the "comment page" yet again in order to type a response. During which you won't see the post the comment is about.
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- A temporary work-around to this particular bug could be:
- - Upon responding to a notification, take the user to the _post_ being discussed. The post being the most important part.
- - Auto-expand the comment thread where the comment that caused the notification can be found.
- <span class="badge is-tag is-red is-outlined">status-completed</span> a different way: thread page now has expanders for the post and, if it's an answer, also the question. This provides the missing context without having to go through the extra hassle described here.
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- Bug/feature request.
- When you click on a notification about someone responding to you with a comment, it takes you to the separate "comment page". Which is super confusing as it just drops you there without any context. What are they saying, what is this about?
- In order to respond, I have to:
- - Click on the link on top of the "comment page" to read the actual post.
- - Expand the threaded comments under the post to read them in the same window. Including, figuring out _which_ thread the reply is found under, in case you've forgotten it by now.
- - Open up a the "comment page" yet again in order to type a response. During which you won't see the post the comment is about.
- ---
- A temporary work-around to this particular bug could be:
- - Upon responding to a notification, take the user to the _post_ being discussed. The post being the most important part.
- - Auto-expand the comment thread where the comment that caused the notification can be found.
#1: Initial revision
Bug/feature request. When you click on a notification about someone responding to you with a comment, it takes you to the separate "comment page". Which is super confusing as it just drops you there without any context. What are they saying, what is this about? In order to respond, I have to: - Click on the link on top of the "comment page" to read the actual post. - Expand the threaded comments under the post to read them in the same window. Including, figuring out _which_ thread the reply is found under, in case you've forgotten it by now. - Open up a the "comment page" yet again in order to type a response. During which you won't see the post the comment is about. --- A temporary work-around to this particular bug could be: - Upon responding to a notification, take the user to the _post_ being discussed. The post being the most important part. - Auto-expand the comment thread where the comment that caused the notification can be found.