Comments on: Linkedin - I don’t know! http://www.rega.in/2009/08/21/linkedin-i-dont-know/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 10:27:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: kaa http://www.rega.in/2009/08/21/linkedin-i-dont-know/#comment-873 kaa Fri, 21 Aug 2009 15:54:45 +0000 http://www.rega.in/?p=765#comment-873 good point gaurav. one problem would be this: what would the such a user then do? another interaction possible could be this: the two possible options are these: either the user knows the person or doesn't. So it is two radio buttons, with one 'know him' and the other 'do not know him'. the 'know him' has child options inside it, nested within. This would however make the interface visually a little complex good point gaurav. one problem would be this: what would the such a user then do?

another interaction possible could be this: the two possible options are these: either the user knows the person or doesn’t. So it is two radio buttons, with one ‘know him’ and the other ‘do not know him’. the ‘know him’ has child options inside it, nested within. This would however make the interface visually a little complex

]]> By: Gaurav Gupta http://www.rega.in/2009/08/21/linkedin-i-dont-know/#comment-872 Gaurav Gupta Fri, 21 Aug 2009 15:48:44 +0000 http://www.rega.in/?p=765#comment-872 If you are only supposed to invite people you know, what's the purpose of the "I don’t know ‘member’s name’" option anyway? Why not simply remove it? If you are only supposed to invite people you know, what’s the purpose of the “I don’t know ‘member’s name’” option anyway? Why not simply remove it?

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