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Disclosure triangles on web pages
I have seen web pages that do this. The underlying mechanism works by loading all the text, with some of it hidden, and JavaScript to let you show the hidden stuff. So I agree it could be useful (although I’m quite used to the nested view myself), but it wouldn't reduce server load.
Disclosure triangles on web pages
You're right, it wouldn't reduce server load if you load all the text, but I've implemented a rudimentary version of this before where it does not load all the text, so it is possible, however it reloads the page. The question is, would that increase in load be greater than or less than the extra load created by the unread text loaded for users who default to nested view and the extra load from threaded users who do tons of page loads to view comments? Personally, I think load would be overall reduced, because: |
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