Comment on: 50k Boat Names
Sure, but if you click on the boat called "Freedom", it shows you the data of one specific boat, not "there are X boats with this name". So I still think it's inconsistent...
Users struggle when clicking a shared name like "Freedom" and only see a single item's details, missing the broader set of assets with that name. NameScope aggregates and disambiguates identical names, presenting a clear overview and letting users drill into each specific entry.
Sure, but if you click on the boat called "Freedom", it shows you the data of one specific boat, not "there are X boats with this name". So I still think it's inconsistent...
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