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13 Nov 2018, 12:56
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Hello bb Sir,
A Humble Suggestion
i am following bunuel and in the attached screenshot is the follow activity. These all are posts posted by bunuel in two days.
Problem is that these all post are shown at once without any segregation of posting date, mean which post was posted on which day there no idea about it. one have to see many posts and then need to check the post date and finally confirm that the post was from previous day and i already have seen it as bunuel post almost 20-30 post per day or any other member (who is being followed) may post 30-40 post per day it becomes difficult for the follower to see most of the post again and again to check that from which post today's post starts.
Solution to this situation is that if there should be a Heading Or Date marker in the start that the following post were posted on this date. There should be a segregation of post by Date so we easily click on the post from that date which we need to.
Regards
Sajjad
A Humble Suggestion
i am following bunuel and in the attached screenshot is the follow activity. These all are posts posted by bunuel in two days.
Problem is that these all post are shown at once without any segregation of posting date, mean which post was posted on which day there no idea about it. one have to see many posts and then need to check the post date and finally confirm that the post was from previous day and i already have seen it as bunuel post almost 20-30 post per day or any other member (who is being followed) may post 30-40 post per day it becomes difficult for the follower to see most of the post again and again to check that from which post today's post starts.
Solution to this situation is that if there should be a Heading Or Date marker in the start that the following post were posted on this date. There should be a segregation of post by Date so we easily click on the post from that date which we need to.
Regards
Sajjad
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13 Nov 2018, 18:57
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Thank you for the suggestion. Are you saying that follow activity should be split by day rather than poster?
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Updated on: 17 Nov 2018, 10:03
Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 13 Nov 2018, 21:53.
Last edited by Sajjad1994 on 17 Nov 2018, 10:03, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Sajjad1994 on 17 Nov 2018, 10:03, edited 1 time in total.
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bb
Dear bb It should look like this
Bunuel posted in
Date i.e 14-Nov-2018 (Most recent first)
Post 1
post 2
post 3 and so on
Date 13-Nov-2018
Post 1
Post 2
Post 3 and so on...
Then the second person being followed such as
bb posted in
Date i.e 14-Nov-2018
Post 1 (Most recent first)
Post 2
Post 3
Date 13-Nov-2018
Post 1
Post 2 and so on...
Then the third person being followed and so on...
13 Nov 2018, 22:17
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One more thing
It would be even more helpful for the followers if a little marker of Reply that is Re: appears before the post which is reply not a new topic (the same approach is adopted in daily follow activity emails of GMAT Club - as in the attach pic). I mostly see the new topics of bunuel so for any follower who is just interest in new topics can easily ignore the posts which are marked with reply sign Re:
PS: I am assuming that i am not demanding such things which i shouldn't.
It would be even more helpful for the followers if a little marker of Reply that is Re: appears before the post which is reply not a new topic (the same approach is adopted in daily follow activity emails of GMAT Club - as in the attach pic). I mostly see the new topics of bunuel so for any follower who is just interest in new topics can easily ignore the posts which are marked with reply sign Re:
PS: I am assuming that i am not demanding such things which i shouldn't.
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