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Re: Synopsis field in node creation form?

by ghenry (Vicar)
on May 24, 2005 at 08:49 UTC ( [id://459850]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Synopsis field in node creation form?

Personally, I only hit the Newest nodes, but if I have replied to a thread, I often go back to it direct, as you only get notified of replies to your own comment.

.oO(Which makes me wonder if you can subscribe to a thread, like in vBulletin Board.)

A synopsis would be good, but I think readmore tags should always be used to hide content.

As far as cutting a post short, people have difficulty in making a post make sense, let alone cutting one in half. I think this would just add to some of the poorly formatted questions etc.

My 2p.

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Re^2: Synopsis field in node creation form?
by kelan (Deacon) on May 24, 2005 at 12:54 UTC

    You can't subscribe to threads, but you can use Recently Active Threads as an alternative view to Newest Nodes, which is what I do. It's much easier to keep track of which threads have had activity, because it shows you which threads new nodes are attached to. You should check it out.

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