What I do to mitigate the amount of re-typing for these Auto Logout forums is to write the post in my browser and copy/paste the post to Notepad whenever I would hit 15 minutes of "Non-Activity" from the forum's perspective (non-activity being no posts/searches/clicks/etc). Often, this lead to many aggravating retypes, since logging back in didn't recover the working draft I had (especially when I would forget important details in a long post). Prior to coming to Stack Exchange, I would frequent forums (still do) that would have an Auto Log-Out Function. I haven't searched around to see what the interval is, so I won't ask here. Adding new actions or modifying the existing actions to make them fit different user contexts is truly expected in the design concept of Textwell. Textwell has some pre-installed useful actions, but they are no more than examples. I'm a quick typist myself, so I was pretty curious about the Autosave too and the interval that occurs between each save. Because Textwell is just a single text box actually, its high customizability is the premise of convenience. Only I know when it's appropriate to save, not the system. If there's a save feature, let us use it. Doing the above will loose all of that and is a pain to recreate, particularly when the first version is explaining a difficult subject or was worded perfectly. The counter starts again the moment I start typing. If I didn't wait long enough or forgot, I potentially lost part of my answer and might have trouble filling what's missing.Īlso, in some circumstances, I will add a significant amount of text well within the autosave period (I'm a pretty fast typist) well after it has saved. To work around this, I finish, copy my answer, refresh, and paste again. That means refreshing the page and without being able to save immediately, I would have to wait for it. Article 40 (Attendance as witnesses in courts of law and before the administrative authorities). Usually right when I finish, I want to refresh the page so I can account for any updates to the question or existing answers. Provisional draft articles (A/CN.4/L.86) (con- tinued). The use case I'm talking about is when I'm trying to write a long and detailed answer to a question.
I really don't want to have to wait until it decides to autosave my draft if I must close the browser now or otherwise navigate away from the page. There really should be some option to force the save.
TEXTWELL VS DRAFTS MANUAL
Since manually saving drafts via shortcut keys was removed, I think it's appropriate to request a manual save button or other option now.
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