- Keicho’s guggrability is too low.
- Combined with the word chat, keichat?
- Then
‘s name is Kei.
- What if Kei tweets?
- Sometimes he asks me questions.
- Grab the link in the tweet and ask “Is this X the same as that X? Are they different?” and asks.
I’ve been neglecting to take screenshots of the explanations because I’ve tweaked a lot of the UI, but the functionality is looking STABLE and I’ll take them back while I’m fixing Keichat. I don’t know if there were any particular UI features that I wanted to rework.
Oh, I see, there was talk of casual access control being breached.
Review [pKeicho
- It’s involved in pProject, but there’s a sense that we’re in a rather dysfunctional situation.
- 2021-03-29 Kanban in Github Project, imho.
- I tried Kanban, thought it wasn’t good enough to separate the location of the information, and then tried to do Kanban on Scrapbox!
- The fact that the task is on a page, and it remains on the page after it’s completed, makes the list of links from the main page futile.
- The Problem of Too Large Links
- Lump the finished product on a separate page, far away and let it sink, or
- Still, too many links.
- The page that was created by writing on pKeicho and then cutting it out is “from pKeicho” and keeps the link.
- What is the solution to this?
- Just rename and sink the current pKeicho and create a new pKeicho.
- In this case, we were just talking about changing the name from Keicho to Keichat, just in time.
- Just create a new pKeichobot and sink pKeicho.
- Maybe “[Project pages must be reworked periodically.
- Made it, then what do I do?
- If we copy and paste the contents, the incoming link will disappear and we’ll only have the outgoing link.
- This time, I didn’t think much of it and made it as a new creation, but I could have used Duplicate.
- In that case, it functions as [Duplicate is an operation to delete an incoming link
- I tried.
- All the links are now showing up without abbreviations.
- Forty-three.
- Uh, maybe we should do this when we can line up Scrapbox pages in Kozaneba?
- I was thinking of using it to organize the KJ method page, but I think more people would be more sympathetic to the situation where the project page got messed up with links and you want to organize it.
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