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Not if the feature is backwards compatible.

#1770·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·CriticismCriticized1oustanding criticism

That would mean fetching an idea to compute the path for each hashtag. Overhead?

#1769·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·CriticismCriticized2oustanding criticisms

Facebook does it this way, too.

#1768·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago

Reddit is a bit different because they have multiple subreddits/communities, but each community has top-level posts which people can then comment on. They have a completely separate page/UI for top-level posts. And then directly underneath a top-level post, there’s a textarea saying “Join the conversation”.

#1767·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago

Could have backwards compatibility for the short version and continue using the hashtag in the UI. Best of both worlds?

#1766·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·Criticism

That would make idea URLs more meaningful, but there’s something simple and beautiful about the shorter URLs that only have the numeric ID.

#1765·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·CriticismCriticized1oustanding criticism

The way IG solves this is by rendering the form in a fixed position. It’s still on the bottom but always remains visible.

#1764·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago

Use friendly IDs for ideas? A ‘mixture’ where URLs say '/ideas/123-first-30-or-so-chars-of-idea-here'.

#1763·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·CriticismCriticized2oustanding criticisms

Done as of e6a90e5.

#1762·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·Criticism

Friendly IDs for discussions would be nice. With automatic redirects for numeric ID from legacy links.

#1761·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·CriticismCriticized1oustanding criticism

All emails have unsubscribe links, but people shouldn’t be able to unsubscribe from system emails like password resets.

#1760·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·Criticism

Done as of 9c14b22.

#1759·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·Criticism

Fixed as of 985430e.

#1758·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·Criticism

Newly added comments keep animating when hidden and then unhidden.

#1755·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·CriticismCriticized1oustanding criticism

Duplicate of #453.

#1754·Dennis HackethalOP, 13 days ago·Criticism

I should revisit this now that I have email infrastructure in place.

#1753·Dennis HackethalOP, 14 days ago·CriticismCriticized1oustanding criticism

See #595. The form for new ideas is pushed to the very bottom of the discussion page. For long discussion, that means users won’t know where to submit new ideas.

#1752·Dennis HackethalOP, 14 days ago·CriticismCriticized1oustanding criticism

Done as of 7ef69da.

#1751·Dennis HackethalOP, 14 days ago·Criticism

Superseded by #1749. This comment was generated automatically.

#1750·Dennis HackethalOP, 14 days ago·Criticism

Each activity should have a distinct HTML title. The browser history and search results in search engines all look the same…

#1749·Dennis HackethalOP, 14 days ago·Revision of #1748·CriticismCriticized1oustanding criticism

Each activity should have an HTML title. The browser history and search results in search engines all look the same…

#1748·Dennis HackethalOP, 14 days ago·CriticismCriticized1oustanding criticism

Fixed as of b555677.

#1747·Dennis HackethalOP, 14 days ago·Criticism

Superseded by #1745. This comment was generated automatically.

#1746·Dennis Hackethal, 15 days ago·Criticism

Sure, philosophers and pedants do. But typically people use the word "know" in situations well short of being absolutely sure.

#1745·Dennis Hackethal, 15 days ago·Revision of #1602·Criticism

If we use the correspondence theory of truth, then truth consists of explanations that correspond "perfectly" to reality. In that sense all our statements are false: we don't have those explanations that perfectly correspond, all our actual statements are approximations, or deductions from approximations (1+1=2 is a deduction from a set of explanations, but that set is not entirely true - since the set is inconsistent and incomplete)

#1744·Dennis Hackethal, 15 days ago·Revision of #1582