Can we get a thread tracker? January 4, 2002 4:02 AM   Subscribe

Often, it is complained that threads scroll off of the page too quickly, etc. Perhaps some sort of thread-tracking like that suggested here could help.
posted by j.edwards to Feature Requests at 4:02 AM (4 comments total)

I'm not sure if the idea was dropped last time because of lack of interest, unfeasability, or some other reason. It seems to me that since usage is already tracked, this would not be particularly difficult to implicate. Thoughts?

In addition, I would like a method of tracking my favorite ponies.
posted by j.edwards at 4:05 AM on January 4, 2002


where "it is complained"="complaints are made" and "implicate"="implement" it's very late. thanks, sen
posted by j.edwards at 4:53 AM on January 4, 2002


At least recurring threads such as this - e.g. the compulsory e-mail debate; the MetaChat suggestion - should be permanently revived.
I still think, though, that the helpful MeTa categories aren't being used enough. For those who can't remember earlier days, before the chronological ordering of MeTa, all it means is clicking on the categories you're interested in and you'll be transported to the wide, wild 70mm world of full MetaTalk!

That said I think a "my threads" feature on the FP menu could actually be useful(if a very expensive and easily abusable luxury); "my" meaning threads I'm interested in; not necessarily those I've commented on; much less initiated.

Or, since there's no "my comments" on MeTa, perhaps here would be a good place to try it.

Perhaps, that is!
posted by MiguelCardoso at 7:48 AM on January 4, 2002


er. actually, about that -- I was curious why there's no "archive" link for MetaTalk (unless you click on categories, and then select one). I actually like the chrono order quite a bit, as interesting Metas might be posted in categories I wouldn't normally think of checking. Putting in the archive button would save me a click, and i could spend that time thinking up new dirty words, like "financing".
posted by fishfucker at 10:37 AM on January 4, 2002


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