Maybe more in-line with that intent would be "orange dot = away for less than X hours". That information is available by clicking through, but not part of the dot. But that doesn't cover "I'm working, but have family in town and will take longer than usual to respond". See more discussion in T8183.
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May 17 2015
Basically, could red = all day, orange = single event?
User Availability generally feels weird to me in an absolute state, when I think about what is actually useful to convey. Right now, at a corporate level, its mostly useful for me to know if you're out out (vacation, ooo, etc) vs just in a meeting until noon. A red dot should be more indicative of being fully out for that workday, while an orange dot could signify not here at the moment, but around. This is a bit in line with out old feature (which was useful), but done maybe in a more programatic way.
May 16 2015
(Thanks @chad, I couldn't find this...)
Oh heh, I searched for "repeat" on the Calendar workboard and couldn't find anything, so I assumed there wasn't a task already.
May 15 2015
Depending on exactly how T8026 sorts out, we might also have a stronger "public event" vs "private event" state in the future.
D12857 should fix the issue with list views (including /upcoming/).
Ah, thanks! I'll clean that up.
It seems in rP2bc9dec85f038c99788eb2a2c23de0285441505d that you forgot about Calendar List view.
What's left is wrapping the entire list item line (title and time) in a link so that the entire line is clickable.
One other signal we could use is adding or removing backgrounds from icons, if we add them:
Few different parts:
so for newbs catching up, what/where are these?
May 14 2015
May 13 2015
In a future where we have automatic escalation rules, "escalate automatically" vs "do not escalate automatically" makes sense.
I think these are pretty useful. Common case for "sporadic" is working from home or some other exotic location where you can't be reached physically right away.
This is how I sneak around >_> <_<