The thing I like most about this is that the discussion isn't just 14 pages of "I'm having this issue as well" and "Any updates on when this will be fixed?" As a web dev, GitHub issues kinda suck.

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eterm 2 months ago | parent | next [-]

It was worse before emoji reactions were added and 90% of messages were literally just "+1"

	▲	heybales 2 months ago \| parent [-]
		+1

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NoMoreNicksLeft 2 months ago | parent | prev [-]

Wonder if it's a poor interface issue... if people could just click a button that says "me too" but didn't add a full comment but rather just added some minimal notation at the bottom of the comment that indicated their username, 1) would people use it and 2) would that be not overly-busy enough to not be annoying? It could even mute notifications for the me-toos.

	▲	IshKebab a month ago \| parent [-]
		This seems like an area where LLMs would actually be extremely useful. You can manually mark comments as irrelevant. Why can't GitHub use AI to do it automatically? Or to highlight the "resolution" comment automatically? On very big issues it can take a non-trivial amount of time just to find out what the outcome was.