This is a thread for gathering all wishes about the filtering rules.
My main wish is that the choice between 'when folder is opened' and 'when folder is closed' should be postponed in the decision process.
My reason for this is that all people I work with, or 95% of them, including people with scientific doctorate, already have difficulties in creating filtering rules on their own. Therefore I would like them to concentrate on the criteria and the consequent action first. Asking them to chose between Opened and Closed on the first stage, whereas they were making the effort of concentrating on the selection criterion, would kill their motivation.
Maybe in that sense Opened or Closed folder could be a scrolling list at the end of the decision process. In the same way, Opened and Closed folder rules could be presented in the same list, allowing the user to edit them to change this parameter at will.
I also think that, mostly, it is power users who will use the Closed folder parameter. This imho justifies making the interface simpler for new users, proposing closed folder only at the last stage and only in a scrolling list where Opened folder is default, and not creating another list of rules for Closed folder. Power users will always find their way in such a newbies' adapted interface.
<p>This is a thread for gathering all wishes about the filtering rules.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>My main wish is that the choice between 'when folder is opened' and 'when folder is closed' should be postponed in the decision process. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>My reason for this is that all people I work with, or 95% of them, including people with scientific doctorate, already have difficulties in creating filtering rules on their own. Therefore I would like them to concentrate on the criteria and the consequent action first. Asking them to chose between Opened and Closed on the first stage, whereas they were making the effort of concentrating on the selection criterion, would kill their motivation.
</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Maybe in that sense Opened or Closed folder could be a scrolling list at the end of the decision process. In the same way, Opened and Closed folder rules could be presented in the same list, allowing the user to edit them to change this parameter at will.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I also think that, mostly, it is power users who will use the Closed folder parameter. This imho justifies making the interface simpler for new users, proposing closed folder only at the last stage and only in a scrolling list where Opened folder is default, and not creating another list of rules for Closed folder. Power users will always find their way in such a newbies' adapted interface.
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