Open gnurbs opened 3 months ago
This doesn't sound right: as it stands currently, an unread threads should either cause the thread to appear in the TAC or nothing, depending on settings. It shouldn't ever cause the room itself to be unread.
Looks like my server's element-web version is a tad old: 1.11.65 from april. From the changelog there were changes around TAC (Thread activity centre, right?) especially in 1.11.66, would you expect this particular behaviour to have changed from that version?
Your use case
Current behaviour
When someone else posts a new message to a thread in a room, that room gets marked unread currently.
Wanted behaviour
Either: threaded message comes in -> unread status of room is not affected (changed behaviour), but unread status of thread is updated (current behaviour)
Or (probably nicer solution): Threads I participate in plus threads I mark as notifying change unread status of room
Reasoning / background
Threads are used to structure conversations but at the same time many (most?) topics are not important / interesting to most participant in a room. This is actually a reason to use threads: to not bother everyone in a room with a specific topic
But due to the room getting unread, this is not possible: I notice that eg five of my rooms are unread. I then click through them, need to check the last message, notice that I've already read it, need to understand that it's due to a message in a thread, need to right-click the room -> mark read. Repeat four times.
So not bothering people with a topic is not achievable. And to me personally I have the feeling it would bother me less if I'd need to skim the last couple of messages to recognise a room is still about a topic I'm not participating in then the status quo. The current behaviour makes me a little anxious to be honest.
Etc
I wasn't able to find an existing issue on this, but I guess this has been reported already. If so, sorry for that, please point me to the issue.
Have you considered any alternatives?
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Additional context
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