tophee
3. April 2020 um 07:21
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Ich habe keine Einblicke in die genauen Dynamiken, die zu diesem hervorragenden Feature beigetragen haben, aber ich vermute, dass diese früheren Diskussionen irgendwie Teil davon waren:
I think it would be great if you had the ability to tag a given bookmark/starred item.
For example, if you have a feedback forum or support forum and you want to organize your bookmarks/starred items, currently you don’t have the ability to differentiate between any of your bookmarks. If you could tag them (note: this tag is personal to you only) you could organize items into whatever makes sense for you.
Hi,
We use Discourse at work. I spend a couple of hours a day on it replying and reading all the posts.
When I read something but I don’t have time to reply I would like a way to save the post. There is Bookmarking feature available but I use it to save important posts that I refer from time to time.
This would also be great if I want to read posts on mobile, save them, and then reply when I have access to laptop.
It would be really helpful if there was a feature that would allow me to save …
Same feature was discussed in above topic.
Take my usecase for example. I am new to Discourse and actively follow meta. Currently I have more than 60 or 70 bookmarks i guess. These bookmarks include topics related to plugins, multisite, how-to’s, features etc. In future If I have some doubt in multisite configuration, I can just goto that bookmark label and dig through the topics. If not I have to search in my entire bookmarks for related topics(more noice).
I am facing similar issue on Quor…
I‘d like to share a small feature request with you…
Bookmarking at Discourse is really nice. But the one and only way to find some BM again, is to know the title / buzzword or time frame of adding. Usually, none of them are saved in my brain. That’s why I use bookmarks overall [image]
On the other hand side, it might be easier to add „I‘ve bookmarked“ to the search? …
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