I’m not sure if this is a bug or an intended change, but…
…is anyone else unable to access the list format observations (normally) opened through this:
and instead getting the same thing as if you’d clicked this:
The first one has the more complex search functions, which I don’t think you can open on the YO tab.
If anyone knows another way to access those, I would appreciate it a ton!
It’s not a bug, it’s a way to direct people to Explore, which is significantly newer and faster and, aside from batch editing, has all of the same functionality as the page to which you’re referring. If there’s a specific search you’re not able to do, let us know. Here’s an intro to the explore page.
There’s some redundancy between those tabs and the top navigation bar. And with the addition of this new item “Edit Observations”, the tabs now occupy two rows in some languages (Bulgarian here):
I noticed this too and was a little puzzled why there were 2 “Your Observation” tabs. However, I really like the ability to go to another user’s observations directly from their profile.
Nah, it opened that weird older version, similar to one that allowed batch editing, to see a normal page without microscopic previews I had to copy account name and paste it in the link of my own observation page, I didn’t find the other way.
Yes, I should’ve been more clear. I like the ability to see other users’ observations and search them, i.e. with Explore. The old tab was largely unhelpful.
I agree that the new search is nice; I just wish it defaulted to verifiable = any.
I don’t usually filter on observation pages, so I don’t use the search.
What I do usually do, when I go to a user’s observations, is look for observations that need something: Mostly old unknowns (where the search is useful, I’ll admit), but also for those missing info like date and location.
It took me an embarrassingly long time to find out that observations was now filtering on verifiable (literally, just this week), so it’s very likely I missed letting someone know that the reason one of their observations wasn’t getting any attention was because the date or location didn’t upload.