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**Author:** `emery.denuccio` **Description:** This is a derivative of bug #7900, and apparently more practical. The request is that in the History page of an article, consecutive edits from the same user can be merged and displayed as a single user-edit segment to make the History page much cleaner, and easier to navigate. When a user-edit is viewed it will show only the most recent edit in that user-edit series. The motivation behind this is that people often don't use the preview feature, or they change their mind about an edit after commiting it, but still before another user edits the article seperately. When browsing the history of an article, you usually see edits in sequences of 2-5 from the same author, each being a minor change, like a single word exchanged for one more descriptive, or a simple typo which went unnoticed. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement

**Author:** `emery.denuccio` This is a derivative of {T9900}, and apparently more practical. The request is that in the History page of an article, consecutive edits from the same user can be merged and displayed as a single user-edit segment to make the History page much cleaner, and easier to navigate. When a user-edit is viewed it will show only the most recent edit in that user-edit series. The motivation behind this is that people often don't use the preview feature, or they change their mind about an edit after commiting it, but still before another user edits the article separately. When browsing the history of an article, you usually see edits in sequences of 2-5 from the same author, each being a minor change, like a single word exchanged for one more descriptive, or a simple typo which went unnoticed.

**Author:** `emery.denuccio` **Description:** This is a derivative of bug #7900{T9900}, and apparently more practical. The request is that in the History page of an article, consecutive edits from the same user can be merged and displayed as a single user-edit segment to make the History page much cleaner, and easier to navigate. When a user-edit is viewed it will show only the most recent edit in that user-edit series. The motivation behind this is that people often don't use the preview feature, or they change their mind about an edit after commiting it, but still before another user edits the article sepeseparately. When browsing the history of an an article, you usually see edits in sequences of 2-5 from the same author, each being a minor change, like a single word exchanged for one more descriptive, or or a simple typo which went unnoticed. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement