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Dennis HackethalOP·​#4124·​·​Criticism
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Veritula should have some way to acknowledge an idea, including a way to show that a thread is resolved, at least for the time being, without having to comment.

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#2159·​

How about emoji reactions?

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#2166·​·​Criticism

Reactions can be ambiguous. It wouldn’t always be clear which part of an idea someone is reacting to.

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#2458·​·​Criticism

I could implement reactions on a per-paragraph basis.

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#2461·​·​Criticism

It isn’t clear what would happen during a revision. A paragraph might be changed or deleted. Too complicated.

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#2462·​·​Criticism

But presumably, the same is true for reactions to ideas as a whole. Reactions would have to be removed for revisions.

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#2463·​·​Criticism

For reactions to paragraphs, at least you could tell if the content someone reacted to has changed, and only then remove the reaction.

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Benjamin Davies·​#2468·​·​Criticism

Why should reacts persist through revisions?

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