Gregory's Server@ColinTheMathmo @humanetech And by "forum" I mean typical forum software like phpBB, XenForo, and similar.
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 @tinyrabbit ... I find the inability of platforms to provide a sensible and usable rendering of the more complex discussions *also* to be enormously frustrating. The platform I wrote as an experiment feels much more usable, but (a) it's pig-ugly, and (b) it's really not ready for a wider audience. If I had more 'net programming skillz then I think it would be the way to go, but I have neither the skillz nor the time. CC: @humanetech |
@tinyrabbit Right, so in what you're calling a "forum" you see literally a linear collection of posts, each being a comment in the thread. So if I want to reply to some comment further up the (single) thread, I somehow need to make that clear, and it's not in the structure.
That's a trade-off, and I can see why it's a "Good Thing(tm)" in some contexts. I find that limitation extremely frustrating in more complex discussions.
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