Idea for improvement
King Binks
24-11-2004, 20:32
If you dismiss an issue (lets say on accident), the issue remains in your issues for a short period of time, and you have to choose an option quickly, or the issue disappears. My suggestion is a "un-dismiss" button on the bottom of an issue, so if you dismiss is and change your mind, or accidentally dismissed it, you can "un-dismiss" it.
Frisbeeteria
24-11-2004, 20:59
You can change your choice on issues right up until the update runs. This is already a feature, so no need to add it.
King Binks
24-11-2004, 21:08
You can change your choice on issues right up until the update runs. This is already a feature, so no need to add it.
I am aware of this, but if you don't want to make a decision before the update, it would be nice to be able to "un-dismiss" the issue and let it remain in your issues box until you decide to make a decision.
Hersfold
25-11-2004, 02:05
If you want to think about it more, just don't make a choice until you're sure. This feature is not necessary.
Also, if you end up regretting your choice, just wait until it comes around again - which it most certainly will.
Ballotonia
27-11-2004, 13:00
If you dismiss an issue (lets say on accident), the issue remains in your issues for a short period of time, and you have to choose an option quickly, or the issue disappears. My suggestion is a "un-dismiss" button on the bottom of an issue, so if you dismiss is and change your mind, or accidentally dismissed it, you can "un-dismiss" it.
An IMHO excellent suggestion. More than once had I wished there was a button allowing me to place an issue I accidentally dismissed back into the 'undecided' category.
Ballotonia