• @[email protected]
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    1 year ago

    Does Discord now offer the ability to save/fav comments to find them again? When I used it the last time, i was amazed how everything just scrolls by without a possibility to hold on to something.

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      121 year ago

      Since being forced to use this terrible communication method in my teams and groups, I’ve been copy-and-pasting good Q&A threads into text files that I push to an enterprise GitHub repo for perma-store. At least that way other engineers and myself can either use GitHub’s search or clone the repo locally, grep it, and even contribute back with PRs. Sometimes from there, turn into a wiki, but that’s pretty rare. My approach is horribly inefficient and so much stuff is still lost, but it’s better than Discord’s search or dealing with Confluence.

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        31 year ago

        At my job we bought an entire different product (glean) and are paying them a ton of money every month just because they can search our confluence wiki effectively lol

      • @MajorHavoc
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        21 year ago

        Hear hear!

        I too find my garbage heap notes file checked into GitHub to be better than confluence.

        But I hate confluence so much I should probably bring it up at therapy sometime…

      • @lemmy_see
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        1 year ago

        What’s wrong with Confluence? (Other than being separate from the codebase)

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        21 year ago

        How is that the same than a favorite? I can also use a searchengine to find a website, but a bookmark is sometimes better. I can also search through all tweets on twitter, but having some marked as favorites come in handy sometimes. I use favorites and save lists in youtube quite a lot. Even though I could use the yt search bar each time.