Last modified: 2011-02-08 18:08:16 UTC
To make it easy to see at a glance what changes have occurred to pages that you have modified recently: 1) Have a "hide unchanged" option, so only contributions that have since been modified are shown. (ie, any contribution currently marked "(top)" would not be shown at all 2) Have a "changes since" link (regardless of above option) which would link to the diff between your most recent change and the current page. Justification: Rather than use the 'watches' page, I tend to just be interested in any page I've edited "recently". I scan the contributions page looking for non-"top" contributions. Then, to see what change has been made, I have to click "hist" then manually select the range from my change to current. These suggestions would streamline this process. Benefits: - Easy to see how other people have responded to change, more of a community feel - Much greater chance of actually seeing people reply to your comments on talk pages Disadvantages: - Gives control freaks another tool. But they probably already have plenty :)
*** Bug 3753 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Request 1) is bug 4597, which has already been fixed. Request 2) is bug 3753, which is open as of now. The fixing of bug 4597 makes this bug a dupe of bug 3753, rather than a superset of it. As such, I'll reverse the duplicate direction. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 3753 ***
