Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #7534, comment 13
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- 07/21/2024 01:43:28 PM (12 months ago)
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Ticket #7534, comment 13
initial v1 1 1 I've been thinking about this ticket and this is what I think. 2 2 3 The original source of the problem was a large site where keeping millions notifications in the database w erenot desired. But we should not assume this should be the default behavior for every BuddyPress ''site''.3 The original source of the problem was a large site where keeping millions notifications in the database was not desired. But we should not assume this should be the default behavior for every BuddyPress ''site''. 4 4 5 I agree with @johnjamesjacoby here that we should not remove those notifications by default. Without end users acknowledgement. Or the community's owner, since [https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/61598 most of them will be unaware].5 I agree with @johnjamesjacoby here that we should not remove those notifications from the database automatically. Without end users acknowledgement. Or the community's owner, since [https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/61598 most of them will be unaware] this action is happening on the background. 6 6 7 With trash posts, a limited number of users perform the removal action (editors inside WordPress). And the intent of the action, trashing a post, is different from having read a notification. A notification record can have any type of content that a user might want to reach back.7 With trash posts, a limited number of users performs the removal action (editors inside WordPress). And the intent of the action, trashing a post, is different from having read a notification. A notification record can have any type of content that a user might want to reach back. 8 8 9 The option to show/hide, or delete, them to the user, depends a lot on the decision of the community's owner. It could be performance, retention policy (legal), analytics, etc.9 The option to show/hide, or delete, them, depends a lot on the decision of the community's owner. It could be performance, retention policy (legal), analytics, etc. 10 10 11 11 --