Insofar as there is good news here, it’s that I’ve set the nesting to a max level of 4. So we should not break the time-space continuum here. But yes, the contrast in that reply link must be dealt with.

Even if you do see the reply link, it takes a reply-to-a-reply to actually nest.

This question of commonly-seen tasks is one of the hardest ones for me, as a practitioner, to wrap my head around in terms of how to convey information in a useful way. For example, it’s *so* helpful to be able to point to a project using a similar type of data, with a similar goal, and say, “Here’s how this team did it, here’s what their output…[Read more]

Thinking about it, one of the challenges for people thinking about crowdsourcing ideas for the first time is understanding whether their idea is similar to established patterns, or if it’s novel.

Platforms tend to cater to projects that match common patterns of tasks, though each has variations in how they approach it. Entirely new or novel tasks…[Read more]