Chris Lott wrote:
I agree that I don't want to see del go the route of having too many
fields to fill in. Even when they are optional they have a stifling
kind of effect.
If they are hidden unless you choose to see them, how are they going to
stifle anything? Most computer users stick with
On 4/17/06, Larson, Timothy E. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Lott wrote:
I agree that I don't want to see del go the route of having too many
fields to fill in. Even when they are optional they have a stifling
kind of effect.
If they are hidden unless you choose to see them, how are they
On 4/17/06, Hamish MacEwan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/18/06, Chris Lott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if it's data that only 20% of users will ever bother with,
is it worth worrying about?
Firstly I think if the needs and/or desires of 20% of users don't
matter, we can stop worrying about
On Apr 14, 2006, at 9:16 AM, Mislav wrote:
The maximum length is 256 bytes, which is that much characters or
less if you are using some multibyte ones (if I'm not mistaken
about this).
One of the early previous threads discusses this.
About the documentation - it isn't documented
A suggestion for Joshua -
Could you please have the max length set on text box that you can type the description in so that you don't type a whole paragraph and then find it truncated when you look at your saved link? I end up with that happening all the time and it would be really easy to
Lindsay Donaghe wrote:
Could you please have the max length set on text box that you can type
the description in so that you don't type a whole paragraph and then
find it truncated when you look at your saved link? I end up with
that happening all the time and it would be really easy to
Well, people do use del.icio.us in different ways. Maybe a lot (or even most) people don't write long comments or comments at all, but others do. I think the people who do use the comments feature contribute a good bit to the
del.icio.us community and should be encouraged. Many times I've
Lindsay Donaghe wrote:
Well, people do use del.icio.us in different ways. Maybe a lot (or
Agreed, they do indeed.
even most) people don't write long comments or comments at all, but
others do. I think the people who do use the comments feature
contribute a good bit to the del.icio.us
On Fri, Apr 14, 2006 at 10:50:11AM -0500, Ericka Menchen Trevino wrote:
What I'm trying to say here is that it's puzzling, not that I'm
unhappy with del or yahoo or anyone else. Are we customers now that
del is yahoo owned? It's easiest to say we're users or
contributors but what does that
Lindsay Donaghe wrote:
I agree, there are things that I'd like to see in del.icio.us that
will probably never happen. I think I remember your discussion
before, Timothy about additional fields. Personally, I prefer the way
that Furl handles it where you have a field for comments, a field for
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This discussion, I think, hints at a larger
Joshua Schachter wrote:
The main problems with more fields is that a) it scares the bejeezus
out of most users, as empty fields are things that MUST be filled to
continue, or they are stressed, and b) we need to continue to work on
the database for storing this kind of stuff (which will happen
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