[livesupport-dev] does ScratchPad keep everything?
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    After chatting with Doug, we are not sure what ScratchPad should keep
    automatically (automatically means without special action to add item, like
    uploadet files).

    One thought: "actually, I thought the scratchpad was the place were any file
    that is 'touched' would go"

    We will have context-menu-entry (or link) on search-results "add to active
    playlist". This file will added to an formerly activated playlist. Than it
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    Sebastian Goebel wrote:
    > After chatting with Doug, we are not sure what ScratchPad should keep
    > automatically (automatically means without special action to add item, like
    > uploadet files).
    >
    > One thought: "actually, I thought the scratchpad was the place were any file
    > that is 'touched' would go"
    >
    > We will have context-menu-entry (or link) on search-results "add to active
    > playlist". This file will added to an formerly activated playlist. Than it
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    Let's hear it!

    It's actually important to make sure that the Scratchpad functionality is=20
    as similar as possible between the two clients, so Akos please give us=20
    more detail.

    That is, unless my irony filters are malfunctioning today... Wink))

    doug




    Akos Maroy
    02/25/2005 08:33 AM
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    Sebastian Goebel wrote:
    > After chatting with Doug, we are not sure what ScratchPad should keep
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    like
    > uploadet files).
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    > that is 'touched' would go"
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    > playlist". This file will added to an formerly activated playlist. Than=20
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    > Somebody disagree?

    I do Smile



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    Let's hear it!



    It's actually important to make sure=
    that the Scratchpad functionality is as similar as possible between the tw=
    o clients, so Akos please give us more detail.



    That is, unless my irony filters are=
    malfunctioning today... Wink))



    doug









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    02/25/2005 08:33 AM

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    Sebastian Goebel wrote:

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    > Somebody disagree?



    I do Smile






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    Douglas.Arellanes@mdlf.org wrote:
    > Let's hear it!
    >
    > It's actually important to make sure that the Scratchpad functionality is
    > as similar as possible between the two clients, so Akos please give us
    > more detail.

    I'm for simplicitiy and clarity. I don't see the point in invetning
    complex rules when to and not to put things into the scratchpad that the
    user has touched. (say, we put stuff in there on Wednesdays, but only on
    odd weeks, no entires beginnig with 'B' and ending with 'ears' (sorry
    Brittney Smile, etc. etc.)


    Akos

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    So the original concept should stand: if a user touches it, it's in the
    scratchpad?

    doug






    Akos Maroy
    02/25/2005 10:38 AM
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    Douglas.Arellanes@mdlf.org wrote:
    > Let's hear it!
    >
    > It's actually important to make sure that the Scratchpad functionality
    is
    > as similar as possible between the two clients, so Akos please give us
    > more detail.

    I'm for simplicitiy and clarity. I don't see the point in invetning
    complex rules when to and not to put things into the scratchpad that the
    user has touched. (say, we put stuff in there on Wednesdays, but only on
    odd weeks, no entires beginnig with 'B' and ending with 'ears' (sorry
    Brittney Smile, etc. etc.)


    Akos



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    So the original concept should stand: if a user touches it, it's in the scratchpad?



    doug













    		Akos Maroy <darkeye@tyrell.hu>

    02/25/2005 10:38 AM

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    Douglas.Arellanes@mdlf.org wrote:

    > Let's hear it!

    >

    > It's actually important to make sure that the Scratchpad functionality is

    > as similar as possible between the two clients, so Akos please give us

    > more detail.



    I'm for simplicitiy and clarity. I don't see the point in invetning

    complex rules when to and not to put things into the scratchpad that the

    user has touched. (say, we put stuff in there on Wednesdays, but only on

    odd weeks, no entires beginnig with 'B' and ending with 'ears' (sorry

    Brittney Smile, etc. etc.)





    Akos






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    > I'm for simplicitiy and clarity. I don't see the point in invetning
    > complex rules when to and not to put things into the scratchpad that the
    > user has touched. (say, we put stuff in there on Wednesdays, but only on
    > odd weeks, no entires beginnig with 'B' and ending with 'ears' (sorry
    > Brittney Smile, etc. etc.)
    >
    >
    > Akos

    No need to overdrive complexity.

    I guess: ScratchPad is like clipboard. I put things on my clipboard for
    later use; in LS thats files from search and uploadet stuff. If i open a
    file in editor program, and this would be playlist-editing in LS, i don?t
    put it on the clipboard first just to remove it later.

    It?s up to the concept people. Just think on this case: if user takes action
    "New playlist using this file" will the playlist go to SP, the touched file
    itself, or booth? Keeping too much will force user to waste time on garbage
    collection.

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