03-15-2018, 03:32 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-15-2018, 03:34 PM by tommiehansen.)
When anyone sends a reply.
Say i try to explain something to person A and then have a quick reply for person B.
That "Post A" will then be clustered with the answer for person B and thus look like the same post.
Not a problem if both these answers are short and about the same things, much more of a problem if answer A becomes really long or
one has two different posts about two entirely different things.
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Another solution would just be to visually split it better if it's possible? Here's a sample for a quote + reply that visually looks like the same post even though both posts are about different things:
![[Image: xhRjZn1.png]](https://i.imgur.com/xhRjZn1.png)
Sort of odd since the visual distinction of the HR-tag just doesn't clearly communicate that this is two different entities dealing with two different things. It almost looks like i wrote a post where i decided to also add other information. I would of course not include stuff such as important updates in a post where i reply to another user regarding some sort of issue.
Say i try to explain something to person A and then have a quick reply for person B.
That "Post A" will then be clustered with the answer for person B and thus look like the same post.
Not a problem if both these answers are short and about the same things, much more of a problem if answer A becomes really long or
one has two different posts about two entirely different things.
--
Another solution would just be to visually split it better if it's possible? Here's a sample for a quote + reply that visually looks like the same post even though both posts are about different things:
Sort of odd since the visual distinction of the HR-tag just doesn't clearly communicate that this is two different entities dealing with two different things. It almost looks like i wrote a post where i decided to also add other information. I would of course not include stuff such as important updates in a post where i reply to another user regarding some sort of issue.