Re: Categorizing search results
| From: | Stewart Lord | Date: | Thu, 30 Dec 2010 00:41:31 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Categorizing search results | ||
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On 2010-12-29, at 1:30 PM, Hannes Magnusson wrote:
> We need someone to design the frontpage and download page..
> And add some padding between paragraphs.
> And maybe fix the cross-browser issues.
> Once that is done, I'm ok with going live, and dealing with whatever
> there is left then.
>
> I fear if we wait until everything is perfect we will start loosing
> interest again and we have to wait another year for more activity.
>
> Also, working by priority lists makes it hard accommodate the 'scratch
> an itch' drive-by contributions :P
> Having just a normal todo list would be nice. I'd love if someone
> would post a todo list to this list :D
Yup agreed. Personally, I've scratched my itch on the auto-complete and am ready to move on to
other parts of the site. Seems like you have more scratching you want to to, so fill your boots :)
> Yeah.. The ranking is a PITA with categorizing. We could still sort
> the hits per-category by ranking, but which category should be first?
> - Whoever has the best match?
> Then the order would change on every keystroke, making it quite
> confusing to quickly select an item
> - Fixed category order
> Wouldn't list the best match first..
Exactly. Ultimately, I think a flat list is the most pragmatic solution.
Stew