A configurable date might be nice, but I imagine an arbitrary 30days/3months/1year type of dropdown selection range would probably satisfy the 80% of use cases and means no godforsaken datepickers :)
I suppose a report might help alleviate pressure on the server if it was queued then emailed (though that gets into either manual notification email input or authentication tokens I'm assuming, both of which are messy in their own way).
My intuition is that utility would be highest with the result being a list of (clickable) links to dead journals, for un-subscribing purposes.
This seems to either mean highlighting links on the actual profile page (kinda like so) or generating a report (and doing some fun JSON to HTML transformation, or whatever this perl-y site gives you) and then sending an email with links to the requesting user.
Kinda makes the page highlighting seems like the easier choice, the more that I think about it.
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Date: 2018-12-09 11:52 pm (UTC)I suppose a report might help alleviate pressure on the server if it was queued then emailed (though that gets into either manual notification email input or authentication tokens I'm assuming, both of which are messy in their own way).
My intuition is that utility would be highest with the result being a list of (clickable) links to dead journals, for un-subscribing purposes.
This seems to either mean highlighting links on the actual profile page (kinda like so) or generating a report (and doing some fun JSON to HTML transformation, or whatever this perl-y site gives you) and then sending an email with links to the requesting user.
Kinda makes the page highlighting seems like the easier choice, the more that I think about it.