a very common problem iwith chat apps is when thetopics are added; what starts of as a general chat becopmes a horizontallyoriented split in topics; topics are interlaved with the ortinal hopw are you chat.
\nmy idea is to split the top[ics vertically; so mom sez “what about camping ” while I’m replying to her “hi how you?” opening test.\u00a0 I can spl;it the topic vertically by hhightlighting hjere 2nd topic “..camping..” rclick, slpit to new topic; i like the split, woverb, since the vertical action will look like splitting>?<\/p>\n
the main topic remains vertically wides, while a small sliver is tho the left or right or tiop of bottom?, tso i can contine with the genal hows everrty body chat, and give speic f answer\u00a0 that are tropic specfic.\u00a0 can close or hide a topic.\u00a0 should be able to see activity jhas occured in the other topics, likke the … of chats, but the main whindow you chatting in has<\/p>\n
the split topic can be done at any topic; might make the “subtopics”, so once all are closed, all top[ics have been closed.\u00a0 once caan close the topic, indicatinmg their satisfaction with the closed state, but only the topic creator can finally close it.\u00a0 would working multichat too, with many people, so that a tiopics can only be closed once all have agreed it’s done.?<\/p>\n
as always, I suspect this functioianlity exists.\u00a0 it’s uiinsanbe how people could be still using hte old interleaved topics view.\u00a0 ormaybe everyone’s just msarter than mea nd has not problem with this?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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