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Tuesday, February 24, 2015
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+1 I have implemented this except for deleting comments -
-1 Out of scope for the first version, I have no plans to implement
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-1 duplicate/not clear
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-1 Agreed with Ben that it's simliar to polls, and seems out of scope for version 1
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-1 Out of scope for a social API, we are not making a ticketing system or CRM
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-1 Out of scope
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-1 Out of scope for first version
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-1 Seems doable with creating and updating posts and handling replies, but not sure how this specific case fits into a social API
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-1 Other than creating an event, this is out of scope
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-1 Even though I have implemented this (and have been voting on these stories from my site http://aaronparecki.com/tag/socialwg) I am going to -1 for being out of scope
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-0 Agreed with Ben that this seems like it could be done by tagging posts.
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+1 I plan to implement this
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+1 Sounds like a "mute" feature? I plan to implement this as part of my reader. https://github.com/aaronpk/Monocle/issues/9
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-1 While I support the idea, this seems like a feature of a client like a reader, not of the core API.
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-1 Just make a new account
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+0 I have no plans to implement a "delete" feature of my own profile, nor do I want to support someone removing all their content from my website, except for on a post-by-post basis.
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+0 Duplicate
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+0 I support adding tags to one's user profile, but I'd rather leave search out of scope and let search engines handle it.
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+0 I currently publish a feed of content with specific hashtags (e.g. http://aaronparecki.com/tag/socialwg), but I plan to leave cross-domain aggregation of tagged content to readers and search engines.
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+1 sounds like Person tagging
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-1 for version 1, since it can be accomplished with posting a note and reading the replies, as seen on many social networks and individual websites
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-1 Same as posting polls
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+1 Will implement, and have already implemented RSVP'ing to events.
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-1 while I love IRC, chat rooms are not social web. at least not yet.
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-1 Would rather just fall back to generic text post and leave extensions until later.
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-1 Why are badges important to the social web? I have never consumed nor published badge information, nor ever actually taken any badge information seriously.
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+1 I have already been doing this for quite some time. No citations given for obvious reasons.
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+1 I currently display likes and would like to implement notifications of likes as well.
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+1 would implement, but as with anything I post online, I would not assume the privacy of the content especially since the access control is not under my own control
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