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== Chat threading ==
== Chat threading ==
Based on the available research and user feedback in the internet, the most intuitive and preferred chat threading approach appears to be in-line threading with some specific features:
==== In-line Threading Advantages ====
* Provides better topical coherence than standard chat
* Supports more balanced participation among group members
* Allows users to maintain coherent sequences of conversational turns more easily
* Helps in decision-making processes and organizing information
==== Opportunities ====
# Visual Cues: Implement clear visual indicators to show message threads, avoiding overwhelming users with long, unbroken streams of messages <nowiki>https://www.cometchat.com/blog/chat-app-design-best-practices</nowiki>
# Customizable Thread Display: Offer options to show newest messages at top or bottom, catering to individual preferences
# Improved Thread Navigation: Provide easy expansion and collapse of conversation threads
# Enhanced Search Within Threads: Implement better tools for finding specific messages in long conversations
# Unified Interface: Integrate threads into the main interface instead of opening them in separate side panels
# Multi-Thread Expansion: Allow users to expand multiple threads simultaneously for efficient exploration of various discussions
== Our solutions ==
* Context-Aware Scrolling: When a user answer to a old thread, we'll scroll to that specific point in the thread while still displaying the entire conversation for context.
* Flexible Thread Placement: We'll show the thread starter where it originally appeared and display the full thread at the most recent message's location. Users can choose which option they prefer.
* Customizable Threading Options: We'll provide user-configurable settings for threading behavior, allowing individuals to tailor the experience according to what they prefer.

Revision as of 15:26, 24 January 2025

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