Is there a RES equivalent for this? I'd like non-ending scroll and to disable user hover popup 😬
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I instantly feel in love with summit. It's super similar to Relay, which isn't that far off from RES.
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Hello everyone. New to piefed but not to the fediverse. Wanted to try this one after being on lemmy for over a year.
I noticed a funny thing: while boost lets me log in and see the posts, it only shows a part of the comments of this post.
Then I logged with blorp and instantly saw them all.
Huh. Sounds like a bug in boost, if you know where to report those!
A lot of the apps were developed for Lemmy first (as you're probably aware) and Piefed support is often experimental still, so it's not unheard of that there could be some bugs here and there.
woohoo!
Why am I getting posts in my feed that, when I open them, I can see I'm not subscribed to the.... whatever the equivalent of "subreddit" is here?
And how can I stop them showing up apart from blocking that channel?
You are subscribed to a lot of communities via the topic chooser (you must have clicked all or most of the topics). Go to your settings: https://piefed.social/user/settings, click "Profile" and scroll down to "Unsubscribe from Everything".
But I don't want to unsubscribe from everything. Just to stop seeing them that I'm not subscribed to.
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Love the layout. It achieves the impossible: looking low-tech while somehow still being bloated. My OCD is screaming, but challenge accepted.
There's a powerful API available, and from checking why your account has a low reputation warning I see you're into vibe coding. So I guess you could have your fun putting together your own user interface.
Personally I like the default one. Each to their own.
Yeah, Vibers get a lot of hate. But honestly, who cares about rep points? I sure don't. The whole system is counterproductive—it just forces everyone to think exactly the same way. If you don't, you get shut out of the 'cool' crowd.
The reason you're getting shut out is because you write your posts with a LLM. Goodbye.
What's the benefit of this whitelist only model vs a blacklist model? Wouldn't this just promote people to build their own custom echo chambers? I sort by Hot on All and only blacklist truly troublesome users. My reasoning is that I'll see more viewpoints and expand my horizon.
I am not suggesting people have to use "Subscribed" exclusively, or at all, just that the onboarding can bloat people's subscriptions in a way some people dislike if they click too many topics to follow.