[runwhen-local-feedback] Enhancement suggestion for feeback/upvotes/etc

[stewartshea]

Observation It would be nice to have a user experience that can indicate which commands are more helpful than others. While users could bookmark the commands that are most helpful (via standard browser bookmarks), as the environment changes, so too will the bookmark urls.

Possible Suggestions It's possible that some sort of user experience improvement could be:

• community oriented, such as easy linking to github issues or discussions about the command. A tool like https://web.hypothes.is/ could possibly integrate (ex. https://jfix.github.io/mkdocs-hypothesis-test/vol1/introduction/S2/ && https://github.com/squidfunk/mkdocs-material/issues/1145) or we could just tap this into github
• personal - such as creating a dynamical personal page to stash shortlisted commands -> This would require some additional persistent storage work which is, right now, the opposite of the current design
• a combination of the two, with some sort of upvote/downvote system?

[stewartshea]

We did add and open up github discussions based on every codebundle. This might be an interesting addition... https://giscus.app/

Instead of linking out to the discussion, it brings it right into the app ala Discus format