Oops does it really look like I complained about this thread?

I just gave my opinion on how to make it possible to a user of the UT to not read some messages not really related anymore to a particular thread.

I'm sure there must be a way to make this possible. But as you mentioned not easy for all situations.

It's up to the persons in charge to decide if it's worth it to do something about that situation.

A survey could be a good start to see how many persons would like to see such a color scheme happen. Or it could be a value given to a message. 1 meaning not even related to the thread. 10 meaning directly related to the thread.

Then us users could decide on the colors we want to atttribute to a message having a value of 1, 2, 3...

I don't think that there is really a perfect way to do this at this moment but even an imperfect way is better than nothing being done about it if the persons responsible decide to act on this. Practices makes perrfect so over time I'm sure that we'll get to the close to perfect rating.





>In that case, it's easy. However, the thread that you originally complained about would be more difficult.
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>>Some of those could be tough to solve but sometimes it's clear that a message does'nt relates to a thread.
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>>Example
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>>Thread number 7823456: How do I control the number of users for an application
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>>Message number: 7823675
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>>     You did'nt read well. You should use a pinch of salt for that recipe not
>>     a cup...
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>>You see in some situations it could be easier ;-)
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>>>LOL...
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>>>But my point is still valid. What is off topic to one person is not to another...and how far off topic is subjective. Only you can determine what is off topic to you.
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>>>>I did'nt say medals I said colors ;-D
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>>>>>Who would determine this? Figure skating judges?
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>>>>>>Michel,
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>>>>>>A nice thing to add would be to indicate to what extent a message really respects the subject of the thread.
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>>>>>>There could be different colors to indicates if a message is still really related, took a different direction or way off the thread.