![email protected] had it's 2 year anniversary on Saturday. I wrote a post about it. Activity is stable, people are nice. I really like how it developed over the years.
No offense intended, but I'm wondering if there's a way to subscribe without seeing the C's posts in my feed. I recall being subscribed before, but getting overwhelmed by all the regular posts in my stream.
Maybe if I block key words or something, but then that might interfere when I deliberately visit the community to look for fun content.
I use this workaround for some communities on the PieFed WebUI:
Create a non-public feed and put the community in there, then unsubscribe from the community. Now you have a handy link to the community in the explore menu, without it filling up your main feed.
On Voyager just favorite the community and then unsubscribe. The favorites are prominently placed in the main menu for easy access.
I'm feelin a mite discouraged if I'm being honest. I'm starting to believe a dedicated world cup community was a bad idea, and I just don't know that the woso fans are ever gonna show.
I'm pretty angry about it and didn't feel comfortable flooding the general soccer community or a news community with negative press coverage, but in hindsight I think it would have been better for the overall organization of the threadiverse.
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![email protected] had it's 2 year anniversary on Saturday. I wrote a post about it. Activity is stable, people are nice. I really like how it developed over the years.
One of my favorite communities, everybody's really nice, lots of games, keep up the good work!
No offense intended, but I'm wondering if there's a way to subscribe without seeing the C's posts in my feed. I recall being subscribed before, but getting overwhelmed by all the regular posts in my stream.
Maybe if I block key words or something, but then that might interfere when I deliberately visit the community to look for fun content.
I use this workaround for some communities on the PieFed WebUI:
Create a non-public feed and put the community in there, then unsubscribe from the community. Now you have a handy link to the community in the explore menu, without it filling up your main feed.
On Voyager just favorite the community and then unsubscribe. The favorites are prominently placed in the main menu for easy access.
I'm feelin a mite discouraged if I'm being honest. I'm starting to believe a dedicated world cup community was a bad idea, and I just don't know that the woso fans are ever gonna show.
sorry to hear that, fam. FWIW I didn't even know the world cup started, I've been pretty meh about it bc of the current political climate.
I'm pretty angry about it and didn't feel comfortable flooding the general soccer community or a news community with negative press coverage, but in hindsight I think it would have been better for the overall organization of the threadiverse.