I’m at a workshop in where I just trained up a bunch of people on using discourse. One of the things that came up is that one person (who is an active smartphone user) accidentally entered anonymous mode. It was only later that we realized it, after he liked and wrote posts, and wrote some PMs.
I was able to merge the anonymous account into the main account using the rake command, and I think there was no bad after affect to it.
However, it seems to me that this button, which is rarely used, should maybe sit somewhere less prominent so an errant finger doesn’t accidentally land you in anon mode. Near the bottom of the hamburger menu seems to make sense.
Another thought is that maybe a modal could pop up to explain what it’s for and allow the user to cancel and go back, in case they accidentally select it.
I am aware that it’s a niche feature. But it is something we considered and decided to keep because many of our members work in human rights. It has not been used much but we want to make sure it’s available for those who feel the need to use it.
Últimamente he entrado al modo anónimo varias veces sin querer. Creo que la situación normal debería ser permitir publicaciones o respuestas anónimas dentro de una categoría específica. Por supuesto, mostrar una ventana emergente de confirmación después de hacer clic en el modo anónimo también es una solución bastante directa.
Además, me he encontrado con el problema de que las cuentas anónimas temporales obtienen insignias SQL, especialmente algunas insignias de edición limitada, lo que me ha causado muchos dolores de cabeza.
where I just trained up a bunch of people on using discourse. One of the things that came up is that one person (who is an active smartphone user) accidentally entered anonymous mode. It was only later that we realized it, after he liked and wrote posts, and wrote some PMs.