Filtering by New seems to be the best way to view Lemmy.
Filtering by New seems to be the best way to view Lemmy.
Over the last few days, it seems that filtering by Hot or Active just makes me see the same posts I've seen over the last few days (stealing memes meme and $4k fridge).
Filtering by New on Lemmy, however, is not the toxic filth that Reddit is, and generally gets the job done.
Unless I am doing something wrong, Hot and Active seem to not update enough / hide what I've already seen. I am doing my Subscribed, about 20 subs.
This has been the same experience for me, Active/Hot shows posts from Monday because they're still gaining comments but New shows genuinely new posts. I think the algorithm may simply not be tuned for tens of thousands of users
top.dayisn't bad if you want some more developed posts with lively comment sections, and I believe it's guaranteed to rotate every 24h. But yeah, hot is broken on a lot of servers right now (should be fixed in v0.18.0), and active isn't aging out some of the monster posts that people keep reviving with new comments.But yeah, I mostly browse new right now.
and active isn’t aging out some of the monster posts that people keep reviving with new comments.
I think when the Hot sort gets fixed, this should also fix Active - since half the reason those threads remain active is that they got frozen in Hot on one instance or another.
You could try to untick the show read posts on your profile. That helped my viewing experience even I am on either hot or active.
Nice, didn't know that was an option.
Just keep in mind it will hide posts you submit, so if you want to check on your own OP you have to unselected it again.
Thanks
Is there any way to hide posts that you've already voted on? That would be my preference.
I’ve found this post by filtering by new :)
It's unfortunate, but there seems to be a bug affecting the other two views.
So, it's only really for now that "new" is the best option: right now it's the only one functioning correctly.
I've found this true as well. I read on All/New to see everything. The growth rate at the moment is high, so there are lots of posts from magazines in other instances. I subscribe to the ones I find interesting and eventually will switch to Subscribed/New.
It's also very healthy for the community at large, IMO.
You're not wrong. Worked for me the last 5 of 14 years on reddit
filtering by new is the best way to browse anything. I always change my shit to make that the default setting.
Try kbin.social. As far as I know they are the only server that has a Frontpage that updates regularly.
The problem with kbin is that navigating to individual subscribed "magazines" is a shit experience. You have to go into your settings. Also why is it called magazine? It just doesn't match with any mental concepts IMHO.
This. Tried both kbin and a lemmy instance and although the kbin experience at the beginning of the week was shit (slow and no federation) there was still more new content on then Frontpage than on lemmy (or I was using it wrong).