Idea: Per-user Activity Feed
Steve Phillips / @elimisteve
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About 5 times in the last 10 hours I've thought, "wow, this person makes a lot of great points; I wonder what else they've said, and I'd like a feed of new things they say as they're said."
Well, if each user had their own Activity page, or something like that, and not merely a list of the Groups said has joined/is Following, that'd do the trick!
Thoughts on other specifics?
Clark Davison Tue 2 Dec 2014 3:53PM
I was thinking very much the same thing last night +1
Poll Created Tue 2 Dec 2014 3:59PM
A user's profile should contain an Activity feed Closed Fri 5 Dec 2014 3:04PM
Comments made, with links to both the specific comments and the discussion within which said comments were made
Groups joined
Results
| Results | Option | % of points | Voters | |
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Agree | 93.8% | 15 |
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| Abstain | 6.3% | 1 |
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| Disagree | 0.0% | 0 | ||
| Block | 0.0% | 0 | ||
| Undecided | 0% | 259 |
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16 of 275 people have participated (5%)
Steve Phillips / @elimisteve
Tue 2 Dec 2014 4:00PM
I usually agree with myself.
Chris Taklis
Tue 2 Dec 2014 4:01PM
totally agree
Bob Haugen
Tue 2 Dec 2014 4:03PM
Have wanted to use this more than once, and will most likely do so again.
Greg Cassel
Tue 2 Dec 2014 4:15PM
I guess I kind of agree, but I have mixed feelings. I think that the act of following specific people can accentuate typical human tendencies towards groupthink and loyalties. However, any genuine consensus process subverts such tendencies.
Greg Cassel
Tue 2 Dec 2014 4:17PM
I guess I kind of agree, but I have mixed feelings. I think the act of following specific people can accentuate typical human tendencies towards groupthink and subgroup loyalties. However, any genuine consensus process subverts such tendencies.
Ben Burton
Tue 2 Dec 2014 4:42PM
An activity feed could help someone better understand another. This is a good thing.
Clark Davison
Tue 2 Dec 2014 5:42PM
This would be extremely useful
Steve Phillips / @elimisteve · Tue 2 Dec 2014 3:42PM
Reddit is kind of like this; a user's "profile" page shows their Submissions and Comments.