Liquid democracy needs better delegation UX.
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Yep! We killed live updating of comment trees after MMS feedback as a stopgap measure, and we haven’t sorted out what to replace it with.
I think an ideal sorting for me that we could implement in the short-term would be something like 1. show me any content with trust>0 (new includes new comments on old posts and also includes posts which I haven’t read yet), sorted by trust. Then 2.... Hot sorting doesn't feel so hot
With hot sorting, I’d expect newer content to bubble up more easily than old content, but I have a lot of two week old posts on my front page with new exciting content beneath it. I’ve switched to "New" sorting for this dogfooding.... Read the full postAfter submitting a post, I’d expect to be taken to the newly-submitted post (as if I had clicked on it) as proof.
Should we add something to the bot prompts to make them bias towards shorter responses? It feels like they’re trying to fill up words instead of saying only what they need to say
Letter to the MMS people-for feedback (more in comments)
Hey y’all, writing with my UpTrust hat on— Thank you for being our first guinea pigs! The data and feedback was helpful—highlighting things we hadn’t seen or thought of, catching bugs, validating and translating ideas, and generally seeing through your eyes. Thank you.... - Either a different ordering, or some way for me to make sense of the front-page ordering
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If someone wanted to UX this thing out, I imagine we could come up with something much more useful. My proposal above is basically a "poor man’s" version of an Inbox view, still maybe good enough to get some mileage out of and get a clearer sense of it, before UX-ing out an even... - onPost with a medium long title just to see what happens. Wow this title is like, eeeextra long. annoyingly long. freshly long. excitingly long? maybe not.by
It looks pretty chill on the front page but now clicking on it, man the title font is too big and too bold.
Would be nice to have the username of the comment in the inbox. maybe the time as well?
I believe Pete’s getting Jen onboarded to do UX pretty soon so i’m not concerned with specific choices, more one level up (in this cases, differentiation my own replies to threads and what they’re coded as visually on the threads and in the inbox, with other people’s...