Good point, one could think of several actions assigned to them, but none of them would be very discoverable.Me too. Likewise the blue background and shape of the current filters looks like a button. What happens if you click it?
Yes, I know those. But what I meant was consistency with mediawiki history pages, not with the current Flow. People are not used to Flow yet, so changing something there should be no problem.* Marking topics with recent activity: the color we're familiar with in this context (from e.g. history pages) is green, not blue.
What do you mean by "the actual reply"? Is there a special notification for a direct reply to one of my posts? I'm not sure that makes too much sense at the moment: as long as structured discussions are largely disabled, and many of the reply 'buttons' seem to be functionally equivalent, we can't rely on users pressing the right 'reply', so we're not sure what they're replying to.I don't like the two colors, we should pick one and preserve the thick bar for the actual reply and a lighter one for newer posts, there was a bug or Trello card comment about it.
Yes yes, got the hint already last time ;-) It's just so much more fun to let other people do the work and then complain about the results... :-)(A gadget writer could add a client-side "Highlight newer posts than this" action: fame and fortune awaits)