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Aggregate notifications to prevent spam #6

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Fenrikur opened this issue Jul 27, 2017 · 0 comments
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Aggregate notifications to prevent spam #6

Fenrikur opened this issue Jul 27, 2017 · 0 comments
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enhancement Improvements to existing features with relevant impact nice to have Low priority issues that improve quality of life

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As it may happen that multiple changes to events as well as other announcements occur within a short time frame, it might be worth considering aggregating them into a single push notification instead of potentially spamming clients with notifications.
If more than X announcements are submitted to the backend within Y seconds, the backend should aggregate them into a single notification, informing users about multiple new announcements to be viewed in detail from within the actual app.

This is merely a suggestion and should probably not to be implemented for EF23.

@Fenrikur Fenrikur added the enhancement Improvements to existing features with relevant impact label Jul 27, 2017
@Pinselohrkater Pinselohrkater modified the milestone: Eurofurence 24 (2017) Jul 27, 2017
@Pinselohrkater Pinselohrkater self-assigned this Jul 27, 2017
@Fenrikur Fenrikur added the nice to have Low priority issues that improve quality of life label Sep 9, 2023
@Fenrikur Fenrikur removed this from the EF24 (2018) milestone Sep 9, 2023
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