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User tree that excludes never-active users #270

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anadrome opened this Issue Mar 12, 2016 · 3 comments

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anadrome commented Mar 12, 2016

Feature request.

Now that the user tree has grown to 5000+ users, it's a bit unwieldy. One way it could be a little more useful (at least to me) is if there were an option to show a version of the tree that excluded never-active users, i.e. those who signed up but have never posted a comment or submitted a story.

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To be clear, desired behavior would just be to omit users who both:

  • Have no sumbmitted stories
  • Have no comments

This is true, yes?

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crertel commented Mar 13, 2016

To be clear, desired behavior would just be to omit users who both:

  • Have no sumbmitted stories
  • Have no comments

This is true, yes?

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anadrome Mar 13, 2016

Yeah, that's what I had in mind.

One extra question would be what to do about users who have no submitted stories and no comments, but have a descendant in the tree who does. To keep the tree as a tree, they would have to be kept as a placeholder interior node (maybe grayed out).

anadrome commented Mar 13, 2016

Yeah, that's what I had in mind.

One extra question would be what to do about users who have no submitted stories and no comments, but have a descendant in the tree who does. To keep the tree as a tree, they would have to be kept as a placeholder interior node (maybe grayed out).

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Hah, maybe just a flat list of users, sorted by <criteria, and have a "show heritage" button next to their name that expands to who invited them? And then the tree view can be something different?

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crertel commented Mar 15, 2016

Hah, maybe just a flat list of users, sorted by <criteria, and have a "show heritage" button next to their name that expands to who invited them? And then the tree view can be something different?

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