It s been about a year now since the last update, and the author’s account has been radio silent…

Wonder if things are okay

Edit: they responded!

  • @EcoByte@lemmy.worldEnglish
    0•1 month ago

    I hate it doesn’t have algorithms to recommend some new subreddit or whatever it’s called here and that it doesn’t show more the subreddits that I visit most often, I’m tired of seeing so many r/worldnews or wtv, I want to see less posts of it and because it was being annoying, I ended up unsubscribing. I go to reddit more often because of this

    Edit: clarification

    • Madbrad200English
      1•1 month ago

      You can filter communities yourself by blocking them. Or subscribe to communities and curate your own feed, just like you can do on Reddit.

      I have a list of casual communities here https://lemmy.world/post/2216085 you can use as a starting point. Curating your own feed is the best way to browse Lemmy imo, but if that’s too much, don’t be afraid to block away.

      • @EcoByte@lemmy.worldEnglish
        -1•1 month ago

        I don’t want to block away, I just want for it to show less, on reddit I don’t need to do anything, it does everything for me

    • @Microw@lemm.eeEnglish
      0•1 month ago

      What do you mean “based on what you watched”?

      Do you mean

      a. Posts you already read show up again? (There is an option to hide read posts)

      b. You want entire communities not to show up? (That is why you should subscribe to those you want and use the “subscribed” feed or, if you want to use the “all” feed, simply block the communities you dont want to see)

      • @EcoByte@lemmy.worldEnglish
        0•1 month ago

        I mean showing more posts from the communities that I see frequently, all I want is more equilibrium, it can show up posts from r/worldnews and r/sciencememes but not too much and showing more posts from other communities that I am subscribed not just a few. Until then I will use reddit more often