Hoje, a equipe ndThread introduziu um novo aprimoramento poderoso para ndThread: a capacidade de silenciar a atividade do encadeamento e configurar, no espaço de trabalho e nos níveis do encadeamento, como um usuário fica ciente da atividade do encadeamento. Pela descrição de uma linha acima, esse aprimoramento não parece significativo, mas mudará radicalmente a forma como todos experimentam o ndThread.
Our original goal was quite simple: allow a user to mute a workspace or a thread so that ndThread will not make the user aware of new activity in any muted locations. This supports the user who wants to keep an eye on what is going on, if and when they like, but not have that activity forced to occupy their attention. Previously, if a user did not want to be made aware of activity in a thread, the user’s only option was to leave the thread (or the entire workspace). However, leaving a thread eliminates the user’s ability to read the thread, and no one else can @mention that user there anymore. With the muting option, the user can remain in the thread and follow and participate in discussions as they choose, and others can “call out” to the user as needed with an @mention.
Ao considerarmos o impacto que o silenciamento teria, nos concentramos mais nas duas maneiras como o ndThread torna o usuário ciente de uma nova atividade:
Esse foco aprimorado nos fez expandir o escopo do aprimoramento de duas maneiras críticas:
First, we will allow muting to be applied not only at the workspace or thread levels, but also at the user-account level. Muting at the user-account level gives the user the ability to choose how they want to interact with ndThread: as an Opt-In user or as an Opt-Out user?
The second critical change was to allow push notifications to be configured at the workspace and thread levels. For example, a user may choose at the account level to never receive desktop notifications, but for a particularly important workspace, that user can override the account-level preference and choose to receive desktop notifications for every message added to that workspace. Similarly, the user might choose to receive an email for every message in a particularly time-sensitive thread, but at the account level receive emails only when the user has been @mentioned.
Existem vários outros aspectos deste novo aprimoramento para se manter em mente:
Considere se você é mais como um usuário Opt-Out ou Opt-In e configure suas preferências de acordo. De qualquer forma, para qualquer área de trabalho ou thread, configure suas preferências conforme a granularidade necessária para obter o máximo benefício do ndThread.