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We're working on a new forum design, and I need your feedback.
Say that we removed posts about specific LSAT questions—e.g., "PTC.S3.Q23"— from the forum's main feed. We would direct the discussion of an LSAT question to that question's page.
Would the forum be better?
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Agreeing with what someone above mentioned. Questions on question pages can go unanswered for years. The ideal middle ground, at least for me, would be a “PT Questions” category in the forum or alternatively the ability to have tags on posts in the general category with which people can op in / opt out to seeing particular tags.
Thanks @nicolelane74 and @wrosenbe358 .
What makes the discussion forum feel more private to you @nicolelane74 ?
@wrosenbe358 good idea! Would you feel more comfortable making comments if you knew you could easily delete them?
Please make 'delete comment' a thing if it's not already.
This may be late, to the previous commentors point, but I find leaving comments directly on questions to be a bit initimidating. I recognize this is purely psychological but the discussion forum feels less public than the comment section of questions or the curriculum. The other factor to consider is that you'd need to make every response on the question page searchable. Sometimes I land in a discussion thread about a particular question because
I've searched the Forum for a concept that I am not grasping and someone's response has mentioned it in the explanation. It serves as a way to rethink my approach or recognize a pattern I might have missed. I suspect moving these discussions from the main forum to their own page might affect the way users access information not outlined in existing user journey maps. I also recognize that I could very well be in the minority for this use case. Nontheless, I hope it helps.
@rdyoung12433 thanks for weighing in!
The comment discussion is good but I think the forum option is still good if you need specific attention on a question. Sometimes comments go unanswered for years but on the forum, it gets lot of attention every day. If there isn't some way to make your own thread regarding a question, I would say the change would be for the worst.