I'm not sure if this was the actual reason but there are cases where
this behavior is desirable. If a user intends an @ post to be
conversational but doesn't use the reply button (web UI) or their
posting method doesn't set the 'in_reply_to_status_id' parameter
(posting by email etc) then assuming the @ reply is in response to the
recipient's last post is desirable.
Whether that is the best design decision is debatable but I just thought
I'd throw out the counter argument.
Kyle
On 4/14/2009 8:42 PM, Adrian Lang wrote:
On Tue, April 14, 2009 1:13 pm, David Collantes wrote:
It seems that on 0.8.x, which is what I am playing with (it might be present
on 0.7.x as well), if I type @remotesubscribedperson, it will automatically
place my dent "in context" with that person last dent, which I find wrong. A
couple of examples:
- http://babbler.us/conversation/327
- http://babbler.us/conversation/83
On those two, I never click on the "reply to this notice", because I did not
intended to do it, but just start a new -potential- "conversation."
This is a well-known behavior which is not limited to remote profiles. I don‘t
like it either, but
got the impression it‘s really intended.
Regards,
Adrian
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