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Updated by Parimal Satyal over 1 year ago
**As** a project members
**I want to** be notified when someone quotes my text, even if they don't explicitly @mention me
**so that** I don't miss information that clearly relevant to me
**Context**
Currently when quote replying to an activity comment of a different user the text "René Schodder wrote:" is added as a line above the quoted text. Many users expect that the person they are quoting is automatically notified about their reply. This however does not happen if the user is not in the watchlist or assignee or accountable or generally notified of new activities of the work package. To notifiy the person you are replying to, you have to manually add an @-mention of the user.
The idea is to change the line "René Schodder wrote:" to automatically include the @-mention, so that it reads "<mention class="mention" data-id="45299" data-type="user" data-text="@René Schodder">@René Schodder</mention> wrote:".
**Acceptance criteria**
* When quoting a user, in the new comment:
* replace the current prended text from format: "{name of author} wrote:"
* to fomat: "{mentioned name of author} wrote:"
* Essentially, make the name a link
* Update the current translation string accordingly to use the correct variable
* key: `js.text_user_wrote`
**Technical notes**
* It should be possible to include a dynamic variable in the translation string, such that if the order is different in a different language, the translation string can easily be adapted.
**Permissions and visibility considerations**
* No change in permissions
**Out of scope**
* Message threads
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**I want to** be notified when someone quotes my text, even if they don't explicitly @mention me
**so that** I don't miss information that clearly relevant to me
**Context**
Currently when quote replying to an activity comment of a different user the text "René Schodder wrote:" is added as a line above the quoted text. Many users expect that the person they are quoting is automatically notified about their reply. This however does not happen if the user is not in the watchlist or assignee or accountable or generally notified of new activities of the work package. To notifiy the person you are replying to, you have to manually add an @-mention of the user.
The idea is to change the line "René Schodder wrote:" to automatically include the @-mention, so that it reads "<mention class="mention" data-id="45299" data-type="user" data-text="@René Schodder">@René Schodder</mention> wrote:".
**Acceptance criteria**
* When quoting a user, in the new comment:
* replace the current prended text from format: "{name of author} wrote:"
* to fomat: "{mentioned name of author} wrote:"
* Essentially, make the name a link
* Update the current translation string accordingly to use the correct variable
* key: `js.text_user_wrote`
**Technical notes**
* It should be possible to include a dynamic variable in the translation string, such that if the order is different in a different language, the translation string can easily be adapted.
**Permissions and visibility considerations**
* No change in permissions
**Out of scope**
* Message threads
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