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I think it will be great to have the small "Reply" button near each posted message in the case, which helps active users to communicate into the cases.

For example:

1) You see

Edited by User1 01/01/2011 [Edit][Reply]

1) Bla-Bla-Bla...

2) Bla-Bla..

2) After You have clicked on [Replay] button page redirects to case edit where edit box is filled:

Reply to User1 01/01/2011

1) Bla-Bla-Bla...

2) Bla-Bla..

3) And You may simply comment:

.> Reply to User1 01/01/2011

.> 1) Bla-Bla-Bla...

Ok, I'll do this

.> 2) Bla-Bla..

No, I think...

It may be shiped as a plug-in.

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I think cases are for dividing and prioritizing work, not for discussion. I would use Discuss for that. – Michel de Ruiter Oct 21 2010 at 7:27

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Yeah, it seems like what's really needed here is a wiki with a comment block attached. Make each bug have one of those and you've got something. We've thought about adding a wiki to each bug so we can have a rich-text, versioned description field, but why not the whole bug.

Well, for one thing, there are a lot of things like views and edits and assignment and search axes that make a bug not the best place to do this. You can still do this kind of thing. Just do it in a wiki with comment blocks. Bug reports will remain in-line for at least a while.

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One thought would be to allow a case comment to be "In Reply To" another comment on that case. The default view could remain strictly chronological, but the data would be there to allow for the threaded conversation-style display suggested above. This sort of a mechanism would be unobtrusive, while at the same time adding a lot of power to the case history. It also would seem to be a natural way to extend the case history because it already is a conversation. – cdeszaq Oct 22 2010 at 13:03

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