Colour change

[abio33]

Changing colour of re-reading as it have the same as unfollowed.

 

[Oeconomist]

Bad poll. No option to reject fundamental suggestion.

 

[DANDAN_THE_DANDAN]

What's the point?

 

[abio33]

@DANDAN_THE_DANDAN In my opinion colours of bookmarks are to tell with single glance at colour if it is unfollowed or you bookmarked series and where but right now when i look at grey i need to look closely if it is unfollowed or in re-reading. Little thing but can spare some of my time.

yellow => on hold
green => reading
grey (depends on site theme) => unfollowed/re-reading

 

[Valkynaz]

I mean, re-reading is meant to be used once you've already finished the series once right? Besides, setting a manga to "Finished" then back to "Reading" resets the read status of every chapters, so re-read is... kind of pointless tbh? I honestly doubt it'd be worth the minimal effort to change the colour of the "re-read" option since the function itself feels kind of redundant.

Edit: Thought thinking about it, I guess an argument can be made for organising follows with multiple pages of Manga, but for "re-read" to serve that purpose, the colour of the option is a none-issue due to filtering out everything else, so my opinion on changing the colour is the same, but maybe it isn't quite as redundant as I first thought.

 

[abio33]

@Valkynaz I for example don't use "reading" "on hold" as its name suggest but

Spoiler

reading => maybe read probably not (because you just need to click once and it is bookmarked)
plan to read => maybe worthy attention
on hold => that is my reading list
re-reading => lots chapters (when there is plenty of time)
but dropped and finished are correct

habit from novelupdates
so i think that isn't redundant.

 

[Valkynaz]

Fair enough I guess, we do have our own ways of using something (I personally don't use re-reading at all LOL) guess at the end of the day it's down to the mods.

 

[Teasday]

I'd personally prefer being able to create arbitrary lists instead of the pre-determined ones, but we haven't gotten that far yet.