Comment on Twitter is testing a new reply designComments−return09yGoogle+ in 140 characters.Hint the problem has been solved decades ago , called tree-like comments.−twoodfin9yI don't think that works for an interface that has to live and die on a phone screen.−ihuman9yReddit apps seem to handle it pretty well. Touch the metadata for the comment to collapse the tree, or tap the text in the comment to interact with it.−wingerlang9yI use a reddit app for X hours per day, works perfectly fine.−return09yTwitter is basically reddit without subreddits.−wingerlang9yAnd (well defined starting points of) topics/threads.I use reddit a lot, and I use twitter as little as possible because I hate the experience of using it.−zichy9yExactly.−lovamova9yExactly what? The replies three works great on Sublevel on any mobile screen.−dbbk9ySo you don't think Facebook comments work?−pavel_lishin9yFacebook comments only allow one level of replies.−dbbk9yYeah. Twitter could still do that.
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Google+ in 140 characters.
Hint the problem has been solved decades ago , called tree-like comments.
I don't think that works for an interface that has to live and die on a phone screen.
Reddit apps seem to handle it pretty well. Touch the metadata for the comment to collapse the tree, or tap the text in the comment to interact with it.
I use a reddit app for X hours per day, works perfectly fine.
Twitter is basically reddit without subreddits.
And (well defined starting points of) topics/threads.
I use reddit a lot, and I use twitter as little as possible because I hate the experience of using it.
Exactly.
Exactly what? The replies three works great on Sublevel on any mobile screen.
So you don't think Facebook comments work?
Facebook comments only allow one level of replies.
Yeah. Twitter could still do that.