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Bonfire
At present, #bonfire discussion page lacks any statistical data about the thread, a feature that is pretty common in most of social networks or forums. These platforms typically display a total count of replies, boosts, likes, and participants .... Full discussion on the campground ▶️ 1/3 3 comments
Bonfire
What are some meaningful statistics we must/should incorporate for the Bonfire 1.0 release? We are seeking to find statistics that can effectively foster engagement in discussions without solely promoting addictive behaviors. Any thoughts or suggestions ? #bonifre_feedback 3/3
Dragan Espenschied
@bonfire I would like to see some kind of time span in which the discussion took place so you can understand if a lot was posted in just a few hours or if it is a discussion that took place over a few days. Here's an example that doesn't fit to Bonfire but is illustrative about what can be reasoned from such information: https://thingbbs.rhizome.org/thread/3784d74c-8fb5-4969-a318-d53c04cc0393 |
Gregory's Server
Take Discourse as an example, a platform with a great UX for productive conversations. Discourse displays the list of links shared in a post and provides a statistical box that details thread engagement. This includes also an approximation of the time required to read through the entire thread, if significant.
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