kris, 4 months ago

@ayo sounds similar to groups or communities on Lemmy, no?

agasramirez, 4 months ago

@ayo Yesss this would make it easier to find people to follow. 🥺

gowin, 4 months ago

@ayo

I loved that concept of Google+!

ayo, 4 months ago

Decentralization makes it feel scattered, but having “circles” a user can “join” (post & interact with) and not just subscribe to will help make it feel organized.

blag, 4 months ago

@ayo @FediTips posted about groups where you set one up, and then, by following it, others receive posts where the group's @ handle is tagged in.

I follow a couple: @mathematics and @philosophy

Here's where that service lives: https://a.gup.pe/

ayo, 4 months ago

@blag Yeah I think the mechanism is here already, just a matter of presentation. Instead of "following" and seeing posts as combined in the home timeline... we show it as "join" and have a dedicated timeline, where every post / interaction is directed to the group by default without needing to tag it🤔

atocci, 4 months ago

@ayo I believe kbin's magazines function exactly like this, where each one has it's own separate timeline of microblog posts. Posts can be made directly to a magazine from kbin or collected from elsewhere in the fediverse based on a list of hashtags the magazine's moderator curates.

For example, I found this post in the "fediverse" magazine here

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