Sounds interesting. Can you elaborate a little bit more on UI?

Due to the issue on 231 you cant see the edit which included the image of the ui - hopefully you can see it now

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Posting the image still didnt work - switching to github to drag and drop

Posting the image still didnt work - switching to github to drag and drop

Yeah we are still on the final stage here 62fb465. No discussion though

So hitting this button should sort open issues in the random order, right?

That would be an option but personally I would treat it like the google search "i'm feeling lucky" button in that when you click on the button it will directly open a random issue

Well that will not so hard to implement. How I imagine this process to myself:

1. User clicks on the button
2. Controller invokes IssueModel 3 Model executes some getRandomIssue() and returns the number of an open issue
3. Controller redirects to that issue
4. Profit :)

How about we call it "Issues that need love" ;-)
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Like that idea... but shorten it to "Feeling Lucky?"

but shorten it to "Feeling Lucky?"

Should getRandomIssue ensure that the issue is one that hasn't been replied
too or received a certain amount of attention? It would be unhelpful to
return a random issue that is getting a lot of attention already.

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but shorten it to "Feeling Lucky?"

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Ok, sample code up - bring on the critics ;)

@drmmr763 I added a max comments to this to get those items that have less than 5 comments. Obviously we can change this as necessary.