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When I opened https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%B3pico:Senp20idwyn9k95a the question was still not answered by other users. I left that page open in a tab of my browser and a few minutes later I replied to the user. However, in the mean time, other user had already posted a reply. If I knew that, I would have posted something slightly different in my reply. In a situation like this, Flow should notify me that there are new comments in the page I'm replying to (as LQT does!).

When I opened https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%B3pico:Senp20idwyn9k95a the question was still not answered by other users. I left that page open in a tab of my browser and a few minutes later I replied to the user. However, in the mean time, other user had already posted a reply. If I knew that, I would have posted something slightly different in my reply. In a situation like this, Flow should notify me that there are new comments in the page I'm replying to LQT checks for updates [[https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-LiquidThreads/blob/c957b86648cdb1de9d243c6d34a430ab4dbcbe41/lqt.js#L1618-L1619|once per minute]] and shows "This thread has new posts" whenever that is the case.

When I opened https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%B3pico:Senp20idwyn9k95a the question was still not answered by other users. I left that page open in a tab of my browser and a few minutes later I replied to the user. However, in the mean time, other user had already posted a reply. If I knew that, I would have posted something slightly different in my reply. In a situation like this, Flow should notify me that there are new comments in the page I'm replying to (as LQT does!) LQT checks for updates [[https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-LiquidThreads/blob/c957b86648cdb1de9d243c6d34a430ab4dbcbe41/lqt.js#L1618-L1619|once per minute]] and shows "This thread has new posts" whenever that is the case.