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All reports page: Add time period explanations #983
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Current meanings seem to be "New problems' are those that are 4 weeks or less old, 'Older problems' are between 4-8 weeks old and 'Old / unknown problems' are more than 8 weeks old" but this needs to be available on that page. |
Council user feedback: "Hi, looking at your "all reports" page, what time-scales do the |
This has currently caused an internal discussion involving 5 mySociety staff. (i.e. yes, this is worth fixing) |
NB related but different (same page) #797 |
The "month" ones look so pretty, but are ambiguous (month != 4 weeks, and So 2nd option, (or 1st with a tooltip clarifiying that we really mean 2nd) |
Sorry, that's not what the page currently says, so let's get that right first before deciding how to change it :-) It's based around our knowledge of the freshness of the reports too, not just when they were reported (hence the "unknown"); old problems that we know are still extant appear in "Older", not "Old/unknown", I think that's a good feature. New problems: Open, reported within last four weeks The main issue I have with the page is it says "fixed" but that includes "closed" reports too. Hover tips on the header columns explaining the above would do for me. The council user could have access to a dashboard? |
Two more questions from that clarification:
Hakim |
@osfameron: I assume "Open, not new" means "Open, reported more than 4 weeks ago" (since "new" is "reported in the last four weeks"). |
"What's the precise distinction between "fixed" and "closed" ?" – fixed is one of the fixed states, closed is one of the closed states? I wouldn't say that if something has been closed due to it being e.g. "not responsible" that that would count as "fixed" to the normal definition of the word "fixed". And yes, new is defined by the first line that defines new :) |
User feedback: "Could you add an extra column with |
Have added tooltips. |
User feedback:
"I’m looking at your report page (https://www.fixmystreet.com/reports) but I don’t understand what time periods you are using to define ‘new’, ‘older’ and ‘old’."
Could we perhaps add an explanation to this page so this is more clear?
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