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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·​·​On an earlier version

How about emoji reactions?

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#4116·​·​Criticism
2nd of 2 versions leading to #4114 (2 total)

The purpose of the reaction would be to record a kind of agreement or acknowledgment.

That way, Veritula could show unacknowledged criticisms to users. So in addition to revising or counter-criticizing, they get a chance to acknowledge a criticism without having to comment.

Posting arbitrary emojis doesn’t achieve that purpose.

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#4114·​·​Criticism of an earlier version
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Posting arbitrary emojis doesn’t achieve that purpose.

Maybe it does. Any kind of reaction is a response that turns a criticism from ‘pending’1 to not ‘pending’ anymore.


  1. ‘Acknowledged’ vs ‘unacknowledged’ may be better terminology here, to avoid overlap with the current notion of pending criticisms. ↑

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Dennis HackethalOP·​#4119·​·​Criticism·​System-generated

Superseded by #4118.

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Benjamin Davies·​#4103·​·​On an earlier version

I like the acknowledged/unacknowledged idea.

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