Seems retrogressive to me -- why do I need two clicks (and in a somewhat illogical order) to get to best of week, month when I only needed one before?
- Brian Sullivan
Brian: when you were in Best of view, there was no cue to get back to the standard view, or that you were in a special view. This now has that cue. The space of the standard view cue had to be made up somehow, and I'm sure they have statistics to show that best of day view is the most used best of view.
- Mark Trapp
Mark: --when in standard view there is no way to know how to get to best of week or month (whereas before that was easy). I am sure you are right that the best of day is the most used but still seems retrogressive
- Brian Sullivan
Brian: with best of month, they completely removed it during the first beta of the new design, which leads me to believe that either a) people really don't use it or b) they really don't want people to use it. In either case, it wouldn't be a loss for people to not find best of month immediately. With the best of week, there may be statistics to show that it's used very rarely or something like that.
- Mark Trapp
Brian, as a user who basically never used this feature, it seems like a nice uncluttering compromise to not show all "best of" options in the beginning. Just a "View best of" link might work too, with the other links only appearing once you clicked it...
- Philipp Lenssen
Now i know why this changes - to make room for real-time!
- MG Siegler
This, much like aluminum bats and steroids, is a game changer.
- Jay Cuthrell