#2 in particular is most welcome; as hard to hit as the buttons are on mobile, I've misvoted a few times, and I'm glad I can finally correct that when it happens again.
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#252Suggestion: Can you move the collapse button to the left of the username? One way I tend to use nested comment threads is reading all top comments, collapsing as I go. Great stuff, overall -- thanks!
That would certainly increase the number of accidental votes.
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#253How do you reverse a hide on the homepage? I am not seeing anyway to do that.
It would be nice if there were a way to do this from the front or newest page themselves but that's kinda inconsistent with hiding the thing.
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#254Re: Tell HN: New features and a moderator
#255How do you reverse a hide on the homepage? I am not seeing anyway to do that.
So ... navigate to https://news.ycombinator.com/hidden in your location bar.
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#256Earlier quoted context omitted.
you need to have a certain amount of karma (number next to your account) for the downvote function to be available.
A few weeks ago I recently obtained the downvote ability at 500 karma.
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#257pg removed it because it was leading into a trend of people downvoting comments because they disagreed with them, not because the comment in question wasn't making valid points.
And if the collapse feature could be moved to the left, woot!
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#258How do you reverse a hide on the homepage? I am not seeing anyway to do that.
You have to go to the /hidden page. We'll add a link to that from your profile (but it's not there yet). It would be nice if there were a way to do this from the front or newest page themselves but that's kinda inconsistent with hiding the thing.
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#259Re: Tell HN: New features and a moderator
#260Thank you, these are all fantastic except #4. The problem with the story-hide feature is that some days you may think something is not interesting from the title, but then an hour later there are 100 comments. edit: A solution is not "well then don't use the hide feature" - Because this feature is site-wide, in some cases, that momentum would never occur.