submitted 2 years ago by to c/lemmy@lemmy.ml
 

In the screenshot you can see that there is currently one rising community overloading my post feed. I assume this is happening to many users. I understand that I can block the community but that's not really what I want. I think that this problem could be solved by introducing a mechanism to dynamically limit the number of such posts based on user preferences. For example I could set this community to appear less often and an algorithm could apply this preference to my feed order. I know that the proverbial algorithms used by major social networks are frowned upon. That happens for a good reason - they are opaque, proprietary and often show signs of bad intention. They are used for political and social influence, to silence opposing voices and a whole array of other nefarious goals like playing of people's fear, outrage, etc. The thing I'm suggesting would have to be transparent by design and fully optional. That's a social media "algorithm" I'd like to use. I'd like to hear what other people think about this idea.

submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by to c/liftoff@lemmy.world
 

Upvotes on both posts and comments show in the UI when clicked but disappear when view is refreshed. 0.10.10 on S21. Steps to recreate bug:

  • upvote a post it comment - upvote registers in app by first displaying a brief rotating animation and a blue circle to indicate that the item has been upvoted
  • pull down to refresh the post - view is reloaded and the previously upvoted item is no longer marked with a blue circle

I have tried this on different instances and using different accounts. The same functionality works using Jerboa. Please advise

Edit: I tried wiping the app data but the problem persists.

Edit: changed title to better reflect the problem.

 

So this post from lemmynsfw.com just popped up in my feed. It is not tagged as nsfw although it obviously is. I have tried attaching a screenshot but Jerboa throws an error. I have nsfw material turned off in my account settings, so this wouldn't happen if the post would be tagged properly. I'm using Jerboa. I could just ban the whole community but it is not the solution in looking for, because the ban works on app level and I have separate accounts for separate needs. Also banning the community is a reactory move and I would need to repeat that for every offending community in the future. That means that my feed would still be getting occasional nsfw material. Please advise.

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