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Something to consider before putting substantial work in here is whether the change is likely to survive a switch the new twitter/tree hybrid screen that will be mocked up and implemented over the next month or so.... Read the full postI find myself using the uptrust button as a like button. I like this comment because it’s funny, but I don’t necessarily trust it. Also users will probably have all kinds of different meanings for the word trust. Maybe we could label it "Show me and my network more of this"?... Read the full post- b_b...
Inbox view proposal/request for feedback
I’m supposed to put this on basecamp too, probably, but since I’m here I’ll put it here first. I’m envisioning we could maybe quickly and easily have another view (in addition to the current home page, and in addition to the imagined twitter-ish view) based on our current Inbox.... - b_b...
Ah yeah, what I said above isn’t happening for me either actually, at least not at this second? Now what’s happening is the upvote count is updating correctly, but the comment count looks like it’s getting reset to 0 for ~all/most/many posts on the home page?... Read the full post more on inbox: - when i hit "mark as read" the display stays the same; the text should disappear and the rest of the items move up - my personal recent posts and comments show up as "unread" and they should be... It’s not letting me comment on my own post—says
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but nothing displaysdomain specific only uptrusts (votes)
Big Picture Summary & Why I think having ⬆️ and ⬇️ always being tied to a domain (rather than the standard up and down votes are to a whole post), is a potentially extremely important nudge changing the incentive landscape toward rewarding reputation based on domain-specific... clicking on a comment in a profile should link to the comment in the original thread