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by LIZZIE LOU, May 15, 2008 12:04PM
dont know if this is possible...but it is a distraction
if someone has joined more than one community...their journal entries show up on all the communites. not only does their journal entry show up...but everyone's comment to it shows up too. why would someone on the hiv prevention forum want to see dozens of comments about maternal (whatever) showing up all day long? the recent activity for that forum gets lost in the traffic.
somehow it needs to stay within it's own forum's recent activity and not all across the board.
if someone has joined more than one community...their journal entries show up on all the communites. not only does their journal entry show up...but everyone's comment to it shows up too. why would someone on the hiv prevention forum want to see dozens of comments about maternal (whatever) showing up all day long? the recent activity for that forum gets lost in the traffic.
somehow it needs to stay within it's own forum's recent activity and not all across the board.
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Its a distraction anyway. There should be a way to hide it if you want.
i really dont want to hide it...i just want it to be forum specific.
Penn
Do people only want what happens "between" members of the same forum to show? I would like this.
Quix
On the other hand, we recognize that extremely popular (or controversial) journals can quickly overpower the community feeds and it's hard to see what else is going on.
We're brainstorming on ideas on how to make this work for everyone, so keep the suggestions coming.