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We'll be doing a bit more testing as far as width, things shouldn't be wrapping.
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Less fancy logic in views is very good because it improves performance and makes maintenance easier. In general, complication is bad. They are I think colored slightly differently than before.
Now, something that hasn't been previously mentioned is user links. For reasons of performance in dealing with artist credit, and improve our database setup, they're going to change a little. The current plan is one tag per user link, but allowing duplicates as far as the actual link part of the user link (so you'd have one user link for every tag specific you). Most user links are only 1 or 2 tags anyways, so it isn't a big change, but it will look slightly different on user pages when you've got multiple tags.
User links will also be receiving some UI changes to make it a little more intuitive to create them.
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We'll be doing a bit more testing as far as width, things shouldn't be wrapping.
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[@Lead Pie
Less fancy logic in views is very good because it improves performance and makes maintenance easier. In general, complication is bad. They are I think colored slightly differently than before.
Now, something that hasn't been previously mentioned is user links. For reasons of performance in dealing with artist credit, and improve our database setup, they're going to change a little. The current plan is one tag per user link, but allowing duplicates as far as the actual link part of the user link (so you'd have one user link for every tag specific you). Most user links are only 1 or 2 tags anyways, so it isn't a big change, but it will look slightly different on user pages when you've got multiple tags.
User links will also be receiving some UI changes to make it a little more intuitive to create them.