yes seriously, if you get a message - send an alert, after so many “rapid” messages (x amount of seconds, should be user configurable) the notifications stop and it instead monitors and after a certain time period then it gives you a notif “received x messages from y in the last z time units” if the messages haven’t yet been viewed.
“Mr. Google, some people don’t like my genius comments, but I came up with another idea. Only likes or agreement based voting on social media platforms. No one likes being disliked, so I say we eliminate it. I don’t care if users are talking about texting or turkeys. No dislikes.”
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to answer your question, it’s just annoying to get 8 notifications when it can just be one
The apps really should handle that better.
yes seriously, if you get a message - send an alert, after so many “rapid” messages (x amount of seconds, should be user configurable) the notifications stop and it instead monitors and after a certain time period then it gives you a notif “received x messages from y in the last z time units” if the messages haven’t yet been viewed.
So easy, low hanging fruit, but oh well I guess
“Mr. Google, I have a genius idea that I definitely came up with myself.”
“Mr. Google, some people don’t like my genius comments, but I came up with another idea. Only likes or agreement based voting on social media platforms. No one likes being disliked, so I say we eliminate it. I don’t care if users are talking about texting or turkeys. No dislikes.”
Isn’t it more annoying to get a wall of text? A couple extra notifications to make responding easier is the better option sometimes.
Granted if it’s single sentences it’s different, but if it’s a few paragraphs, far easier to deal and respond in chunks.
It’s a wall of text either way, one of them just has new texts where the other has new lines
just say what you need to say, thoughts all over the place make it harder to respond
1 or 2 put together paragraphs is better than 12 different thoughts all thrown at you individually
just a more understandable, more mature way of sharing information