Make guide notifications emails link directly to the comment
I received an email today about two new comments on a repair procedure I commented on recently:
There are 2 new replies to topics you are currently watching. In reply to: Installing MacBook Core 2 Duo Upper Case http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Repair/Installing-MacBook-Core-2-Duo-Upper-Case/515/1 Thomas wrote: Me too. I had two longer 4mm screws here, and one 3mm screw. And I didn't pay attention to what holes each screw came out of. I put them back in a random order and it seems fine. Thomas wrote: Because this step requires some force, make sure to double check that you got all your screws out. I finally got my gumption up to apply the necessary force required to pull up the upper case, and after 5 minutes of pulling, I look and see that the reason it wasn't coming up because I missed one screw. Ugh. Also, before you just shove your hands under the upper case, prying about, think twice: I cut my finger pretty bad on a sharp piece of metal.
I had to scroll through the notes on four different pages to find the actual comments, so I could see what they were talking about. Same deal if I wanted to reply. This was annoying.
Is this a good question?
5 Comments
I reformatted your post to add block quotes. It's the [code] tag.
by Kyle Wiens
You're right, we should do that. It will make the links longer in the email, which may break some email clients. But I think it's worth it for the more accurate link. By the way, if you toggle the 'paginated' view on a guide, it will show all steps (and comments) on one page.
by Kyle Wiens
Ah hah, thanks for the edits. I always end up making silly mistakes (or overlooking things) when I first start dicking around with a system, and iF meta seems to be no exception.
by James Pearson Hughes
Wow, that is pretty epic fail. Thanks for the heads up James.
by Nat Welch
At first this was confusing, but I've adapted after the first couple months, if I don't follow I just scroll down.
by rab777hp