Re: Marking items "unread" when the same user changes them on another machine

On Dec 1, 2007, at 9:51 PM, Davor Cubranic wrote:

> I use Chandler on two different machines, but use the same server
> account to sync collections between the two. Every time I sync on
> either machine, I end up with a whole bunch of "unread" items that  
> were
> edited on the other computer. I am beginning to wonder if it makes
> sense to show these as unread at all, since it is the same person
> (i.e., the same Cosmo account) making the changes.
>
> Does anyone else run into this? It's not a bug, but a wrinkle in the
> existing design that makes my workflow more awkward than it needs to
> be, and I'd like to see how common it is before filing a request on
> Bugzilla.
>
> Davor

I think examining an incoming change's attribution to see if it was  
actually made by you from another client is a fine solution.

~morgen

P.S.  Note this is different than actually sharing read/unread flags  
for items.  For example, if you have 2 Chandlers and are sharing a  
collection with me, any time I change an item, both your Chandlers  
will show the item as unread, even if you do read the item on one of  
them.
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