Should we maintain notification history on CrazyEngineers?
We need to determine if we really need to keep the old notifications for each of our member. At present, we maintain all the notifications for all users. But maybe we could clean up old notifications that have been read by the users.Â
What do you think would be a good time-frame to delete old, read notifications? Say 3 months? That means, we'll delete all the 'read' notifications that are 3 months old. What say?
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Harshad Italiya
Instead of deleting 3 month old I would say delete the 3month old read by users.
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Kaustubh Katdare
#-Link-Snipped-#â - That's what I meant. Any notification that has been read by the user will be deleted after 3 months. All 'unread' notifications will be maintained forever (or maybe for 6 months?)
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Harshad Italiya
In that case yes I think 6 months good enough !
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saandeep sreerambatla
Yes , I think that works. 3 months and 6 months! If needed can we get back to the user on request at a later point of time. I mean if someone requests all his notifications also we should be able to provide them back.
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Ramani Aswath
All that a notification tells is that there is some interaction on an item concerning all members participating in that activity. As soon as a member looks up that notification its purpose is served. In my opinion it can be dumped right then.
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Kaustubh Katdare
Yeah, I think we could go with policy that -
1. Deletes all the 'read' notifications after 3 months.
2. Deletes 'unread' notification after it's 6 month old.
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Radhika Deshpande
I guess 3 months is enough time for people who are really active on the site. For others, why will they bother?
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Amit Jha
Yup, it is best to get rid of them. After half a year, the old (read/unread) notification has no purpose at all.
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Anoop Kumar
"Read" Notification should be removed after a certain time. However, a user should able to trace the activities of posts.
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Kaustubh Katdare
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Anoop Kumar
Yes, the history of activities of posting and creating threads.
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