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yeah, unfortunately it is. At present it uses the same threading algorithm as twitter does, namely: if there's an @username in a tweet, assume it's responding
by btucker 19y ago
yeah, unfortunately it is. At present it uses the same threading algorithm as twitter does, namely: if there's an @username in a tweet, assume it's responding to the last tweet of that user. I may look to do something smarter down the road.. we'll see.
- cstejerean 19y agohere's an idea. Make a message to @B from A be a reply to the last message from B to @A if any.
- ivankirigin 19y agothe issue is time decay. The last point in that conversation shouldn't be the parent of a new conversation N hours later.
- cstejerean 19y agoTime decay might be a factor, but I think you'll get better results than making everything be a reply to the last update from that user. Once you find out what the magical N number is you can throw that in as well.