I agree, adding context to a space or an item is something I want as well. What sort of descriptions would be the most common for you, if you can share? Would renaming the item help you add enough context?
Regarding comments, what’s the #1 use case you have for comments on items? Or would you imagine a comment thread in a space, mentioning items, as more useful for your use case? I’d say we are bit more cautious about comments: we want to make sure we are really solving your problems and not just add a comment box to every item – unless that turns out to be the right thing to do 😆
Thanks for your feedback, we really appreciate it 🙇
1. When creating descriptions, it's helpful to include notes or reminders that can notify oneself or others in the same space to take action at a certain time.
2. Comments are similar to chatting, but they also allow for bidirectional linking of items using the "@" symbol to provide context and connect related items.
Besides emoji reactions, it would be better if one can add descriptions or comments to items.
I agree, adding context to a space or an item is something I want as well. What sort of descriptions would be the most common for you, if you can share? Would renaming the item help you add enough context?
Regarding comments, what’s the #1 use case you have for comments on items? Or would you imagine a comment thread in a space, mentioning items, as more useful for your use case? I’d say we are bit more cautious about comments: we want to make sure we are really solving your problems and not just add a comment box to every item – unless that turns out to be the right thing to do 😆
Thanks for your feedback, we really appreciate it 🙇
1. When creating descriptions, it's helpful to include notes or reminders that can notify oneself or others in the same space to take action at a certain time.
2. Comments are similar to chatting, but they also allow for bidirectional linking of items using the "@" symbol to provide context and connect related items.
Also it would be perfect that one can reply memes to items. That definitely makes more fun than just emojis. :D