We use Discourse for all internal communication at Dgraph. When composing posts, a lot of times I have to tag the team members using an internal group. But, Discourse then shows a warning blocking the preview pane that you’re going to notify X members, are you sure? Is there a way to avoid having that warning entirely?
Similarly, for topic similarity warning, is there a way to automatically time it out? Say after 10 seconds or so, it can just disappear, instead of having to manually close it to see the preview?
Pour moi, cela ressemble davantage à une demande de type Contribute > Feature ou Contribute > UX qu’à une demande de Support, mais je laisse le soin à l’équipe d’en décider.
Quelques réflexions :
Souhaitez-vous que l’avertissement disparaisse complètement, pour toutes les mentions de groupes, ou autre chose ? Je pourrais imaginer que l’avertissement soit supprimé pour les utilisateurs du personnel, ou qu’une option dans les paramètres du groupe permette de ne pas afficher d’avertissement lors de la mention d’un groupe spécifique…
Je n’aime pas l’idée d’un délai d’expiration automatique, du moins en tant que paramètre par défaut. Je conçois qu’il puisse falloir 10 secondes ou plus pour examiner les sujets similaires listés et réfléchir à savoir si votre nouveau sujet est pertinent, mais il disparaîtra et il n’existe actuellement aucun moyen de le réactiver.
For the group warning, if I’m a member of the group, ideally we dispose off the warning completely. Possibly one could set a threshold, so if you are going to notify over N folks, that’s when the warning gets triggered.
I think for auto timeout, the timeout duration could be configurable. Most of the times, it isn’t as useful. But when it is, it’s very quickly obvious. Typically the first result is the right topic. But it’s def a distraction when composing the post, all the time.
We show certain introductory JIT notifications only to new users a certain number of times. In a similar fashion, after showing a certain type of notification a few times, maybe we could start showing it truncated by default, like so:
You’d click to expand. If we wanna get real fancy we could even have some sort of tabs system for this, so that in those rare cases when there are multiple notifications at play, they don’t overlap, but instead they’re stacked in a row (until they exceed the width at which point the rest will be hidden, which will almost never happen because you’d need at least more than 2 notification “tabs” to run out width).
One thing we should do here for sure is give different CSS classes to various warnings.
At the moment it has .composer-popup-container .custom-body we should be able to target this better with say .composer-popup-container .custom-body.group-mention
