ryanmuller
commented
12 years ago Yeah, I think this is a better solution. (Last.fm has an interesting solution: you have to listen to at least half the length of the song. But I don't think there's anything analogous that would work here.)
Hopefully I can get back to working on this next week! (When two other side projects are finished :P)
2012/3/22 Stian Hklev < reply@reply.github.com
I might send several scrobbl events on the same article - I might for example export it, go back and add more notes, and export it again, etc. However the "reading" event should only be displayed once. To me, this is different from #29, in that this is more about how information is displayed, than how it is stored internally (also #29 refers to immediately adjacency, whereas in this case, I might go back to an article several times during a single day, while scrobbling other articles in the meantime
- it should still just be listed as me reading that article once that day).
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houshuang
I might send several scrobbl events on the same article - I might for example export it, go back and add more notes, and export it again, etc. However the "reading" event should only be displayed once. To me, this is different from #29, in that this is more about how information is displayed, than how it is stored internally (also #29 refers to immediately adjacency, whereas in this case, I might go back to an article several times during a single day, while scrobbling other articles in the meantime - it should still just be listed as me reading that article once that day).