storrisi
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5 years ago This is completely a new page, that needs also some service implementations to retrieve all the data, or maybe using the GitHub APIs could be enough.
A mockup could be helpful to address all the requirements. We'll work to provide it soon.
GitHub is great but as the list of contributions grows, managing a flat list of PRs becomes complicated. As a user of clearlydefined.io, in particular, as a curator, users would find it super convenient if the site had an easy to use experience that allows them to sort and filter contributions to find just the ones in which they are interested. Much like the sorting and filtering on the definition list, users should be able to discriminate based on time, type, provider, contributor, score of the current definition, … This helps them focus my review energy. They should be able to save their “query” (e.g., filter and sort settings) in the form of a URL that they can bookmark or otherwise save and easily re-load.
The list of discovered contributions should expose summary information such as number and type of definitions modified, contributor, etc. It would also be great if from the list of contributions, they are easily able to select one and open it in the view/review modes as if they opened it from the GitHub PR. This would allow them to see the net effect of the proposed changes and perform review/curation operations.