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"Next" comments should link directly TO comments

vlb | Oct 12 2007

I finish reading an article and start reading the comments. At the end of the page, I click Next. I find myself at the top of the next page, but again at the top of the article, which I must scroll through to get to the second page of comments.

When I reach the bottom I click Next and, once again, there’s the entire article to scroll through.

The “Next” link should position me at the top of the next set of comments. (Whether or not the article is on the page doesn’t matter to me much if my screen is positioned at the top of comments).


‹ feature request: 'social network' functionality (?) URLs in plain text need to be snipped down ›
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Absolutely

Submitted by Merlin Mann on October 12, 2007 - 7:56am.

Great one. Yeah, I’m also frustrated with the way that works. There’s several things related to comments, paging, and permalinks that we need to fix/tweak, and this one definitely goes on the list.

Thanks.

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