[mb-users] A cute idea
Chad Wilson
chad.wilson at gmx.net
Sat Sep 15 02:21:46 UTC 2007
Mika Heiska wrote:
> Lauri Watts wrote:
>>
>> They have a pretty cute workaround to it though, namely:
>> Any edits you do within 30 minutes of adding a new album to their db,
>> are auto approved. Obviously, this only applies if you were the
>> person who added the album.
>>
>
> I approve, happens to me too often. Someone could say that we should
> just be more thurough, but screw that. :D Mistakes happen to everyone
> once in a while.
And the reality is that I see billions of these kinds of edits from
newer users. It'd be a big step towards making MB a more user friendly
place; along with other previously suggested (and logged) changes, such
as "removes count as cancels" and some kind of duplicate edit detection.
I can imagine it might have some kind of complexity to implement though
as the conditions for what constitutes an autoedit are current just
based on the user and the type of edit; not related to any previous
edits. I'm guessing it could be performance impacting as for any new
edit you'd need to check whether it were "related" to a new album that's
in a grace period, rather than just against the editor's AutoEditor
status and the fixed set of AutoEdit types. (unless I'm missing something)
To flesh things out a bit, would you propose to allow autoedits (in the
30 min period) of:
- add track
- remove track
- edit track name/time/number
- set release durations
- change track artist
What about
-remove relationship (album -> ?)
-add relationship (album -> ?)
Good idea Lauri :-)
Chad / voiceinsideyou
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