Hi Bobby,
Just to be clear, is your proposal to let users subscribe to the same
collection twice and as a result, have that collection appear twice
in the collection pulldown?
Do you have a specific use case in mind for this? I think unless
there's a compelling use case, giving people the option to do this
makes the dialog more confusing? I believe Priss' proposed dialog was
just an informational dialog, not really one that asks you to make a
decision.
Mimi
On Apr 24, 2007, at 1:45 PM, Priscilla Chung wrote:
Though I'm not sure why someone would want to have the same
collection twice in their drop down list? I cannot think of a
reason for having two of the same collection on the web UI—does
anyone have a use case for doing this?
Especially since the target user we're satisfying for Preview is
not someone who is sitting in the web UI for a long period of time
managing multiple collections as a desktop user might be doing.
Does that make sense? I'll make an alternate proposal in my follow
up e-mail.
-Priscilla
On Apr 24, 2007, at 10:58 AM, Bobby Rullo wrote:
Why would we let someone do this without giving them the chance to
change their minds? If they are doing this it is almost certainly
a mistake, so I would prefer a modal dialog box saying "You've
already Subscribed to this collection. Is this really what you
want [yes] [no]"
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