[Imc-uk-useability] Hiding things ideas

[Maria Ng (News From Nowhere Bookshop)]

will do,

Maria
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Chris 
  To: imcprocess ; imcuseability 
  Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 8:55 PM
  Subject: Re: [Imc-uk-useability] Hiding things ideas


  Hi

  On Mon 21-Nov-2005 at 08:14:00PM -0000, Maria Ng (News From 
  Nowhere Bookshop) wrote:
  > V much like new comments display!  

  Cool :-)

  > (btw Should we notify imc-uk-features if promoting a
  > comment & give reasons? Opposite of hiding things!)

  You can if you want I guess, but I don't think it's
  needed...

  > Suggestion:
  >
  > Build into the process of hiding a comment/feature a new
  > field for person doing the hiding to enter reasons for
  > hiding. The text in this field would then appear in the
  > actual feature page - in a 'Why was this article
  > hidden?' box (which should also include a link to the
  > Editorial Guidelines). 

  Yes this would be good and I think the NL site has
  something like this already...

  > Automate the process of notifying imc-uk-features of
  > hiddens.  When something is hidden, have the server
  > generate an email to imc-uk-features which would
  > include: article title & ref, reason for hiding (entered
  > as in above suggestion), name of person who did hiding.

  Yes I think this would also make sense, though it would be
  more complicated to implement than the other idea...

  Why don't you post these ideas to the feature request
  tracker:

    http://codecoop.org/tracker/?atid=112&group_id=7&func=browse

  Having them there doesn't mean they get done any quicker
  but it does mean that we can find good suggestions and
  remember what stuff there is to do... :-)

  Chris

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