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Hey Rabimba! Very nice, I had a very similar idea in mind, but I didn't add it to the original feature set (yet). My recommendation would be to file a feature request/discussion issue in the "issues" section, instead of PR-s to the planning document to make sure these discussions can be held and in the future, features agreed-upon and developed can be included. If that sounds good, please head over to the issues section, add this as a feature request (I'll take care of the labels) and let's continue the discussion there! |
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Added a Feature Request. Would welcome opinions and if it's useful. I would definitely find it useful since I am so lazy to file my reports that when I actually write my blogpost. I have to dig in the tweets and images later on. Also this seemed like a nice way to boost visibility of each others events