I also like the idea of having all the tags for a specific pet listed on the pet's page. That would look less messy.
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Yunyi wrote:How would you go through and tag every pet, though? Do you have a more efficient system in mind than having to tag each pet separately?
Yunyi wrote:I suppose, but it would still be a lot of work to go through and mark every pet for whatever tags you want for it, especially if, say, you mark pets A and B as "dogs" then have to mark pet A as a favorite - you'd have to go back and unmark pet B. Or, if the marks reset, then you would have to recheck pet A. On a large scale, this would be impractical and take a long time.
And if you're one of the people with thousands of pets, it would be killer. You'd have to either go page by page or load the pets on a few pages (with the &pageSize thing), and the second option could cause Internet crashes from the sheer amount of pets. Whether you do it page by page with the standard 20 pets per page or with a few pages, it'll still take forever since it's the same amount of pets anyway. It seems like it would be a very monotonous task. Putting them into groups and leaving them is much easier than having them all lumped together and being forced to click every pet in between.
Same goes for untagging. You'd have to go through every pet and mark them again. Also, if tags aren't displayed under each pet, how will you remember which pet has been tagged with what? And if the tags ARE displayed underneath, it would be extremely cluttered, I think.
I mean, it's a good idea and I know why people would like it - I've run into the same "which group?" dilemma myself - but there seem to be a lot impracticalities that would have to be worked out.
Lokette wrote:Yunyi wrote:I suppose, but it would still be a lot of work to go through and mark every pet for whatever tags you want for it, especially if, say, you mark pets A and B as "dogs" then have to mark pet A as a favorite - you'd have to go back and unmark pet B. Or, if the marks reset, then you would have to recheck pet A. On a large scale, this would be impractical and take a long time.
And if you're one of the people with thousands of pets, it would be killer. You'd have to either go page by page or load the pets on a few pages (with the &pageSize thing), and the second option could cause Internet crashes from the sheer amount of pets. Whether you do it page by page with the standard 20 pets per page or with a few pages, it'll still take forever since it's the same amount of pets anyway. It seems like it would be a very monotonous task. Putting them into groups and leaving them is much easier than having them all lumped together and being forced to click every pet in between.
Same goes for untagging. You'd have to go through every pet and mark them again. Also, if tags aren't displayed under each pet, how will you remember which pet has been tagged with what? And if the tags ARE displayed underneath, it would be extremely cluttered, I think.
I mean, it's a good idea and I know why people would like it - I've run into the same "which group?" dilemma myself - but there seem to be a lot impracticalities that would have to be worked out.
This whole post practically explains how I feel. To add to it wouldn't it get confusing when you go to check a two groups in which the pet is both in? It would seem that you have two of those pets. Say you want an extra just in case you got a really good offer for the first one? What if you look at it, think you have an extra, and trade that pet away? Boom. You lost it. It would be really hard for me too, as I don't name my pets and if I do I usually forget their names. If you get what I mean ^^;
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