π Lucian Marin
This was fixed. Replaced months with weeks. Thanks for all the suggestions.
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One more small thing: How do I tell the difference between one minute (1m) and one month (1m) without mousing over it?
π Lucian Marin
This was fixed. Replaced months with weeks. Thanks for all the suggestions.
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One more thing: It would be great if the username linked to the profile in addition to the profile image.
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Oh, one last thing: It would be awesome if this were open source. I could see a lot of people using it for small social networks, particularly internal ones for companies or organizations.
Dario CastaΓ±Γ©
+1 cc @lucian
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Speaking of JS, you can always add it and then keep everything working as a non-JS fallback. Of course, that's just my opinion. I don't know what your exact motivations are, so they may be different.
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Speaking of which, could this post box be bigger? That would be great. It would allow for a lot more long-form content. If JS were used, it could auto-resize. Might want to think about that.
π Lucian Marin
The entire layout including the post box expands on screens larger than 1280 pixels. Played around with JS and multiple lines, but the input method was so clunky.
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It would be great if the hover for the time since the post was made was in a human readable format. "July 31, 2014 at 2:35 AM" is a lot more useful than a timestamp in UTC.
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Speaking of the activity page, a small typo is there: "Anything you do on Sublevel will really counts." The "will" shouldn't be there.
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The follow button should be bigger, or at least a clearer color. It took me a very long time to find it.
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(Addendum to the previous post: Of course, if JS were being used, you could auto-expand the complete post when the truncated version is clicked. Not sure if you'll implement that in the future.)
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For long posts, it would be great if the ellipses linked to the full post, rather than needing to press "Reply". It would be much more intuitive that way.
π Lucian Marin
Then there will be multiple points of accessing the post, which is bad design.