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I keep thinking about @hodlbod's feed idea that displays the latest post by every person you follow instead of the latest posts absolutely -- or something like that, what was it? I think something like that could be a drastic change for the better on everybody's lives.

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I like that idea. Maybe a useful modification would be to display the latest note and then next to their name “6 new posts from today” or whatever time frame is best. Then you would know if they’ve posted more and can tap through to their profile if you want to see the rest of their new posts.
↩ replying to daniele
Stories & Communities fix most of this. 💫 Stories: A group of recent "frames" per user, of things they decided to put in the spotlight. As opposed "following" every fart they make on Nostr. You can swipe through the lists of pfp's and decide who to give attention to at what moment. 🏰 Communities: A way for you to only see daniele's posts about Nostr Design and nothing else.
Or, how about better relay management, and the ability to turn on and off relays as if they’re communities. You have your invite only tree relay - maybe you don’t want to see everyone on nostr - just that one relay of people. Maybe you don’t want to post to all the relays, just to that one? You can turn them all on, turn on public ones, see everything- or turn them off and be selective. Maybe you just have a friends only relay….
↩ replying to fiatjaf
Just allow us to turn relays on and off. Damus does this in the global feed, where it will allow you to draw notes from a single relay, but for some reason this option doesn’t exist for the home feed, that just draws from all the relays you’re connected to. Also there’s no option when posting to the home feed. This would also help with data management, as the clients just constantly draw data from every relay. Just let me select which ones I’m using. Stop hiding relays as some background plumbing service and let me control the valves for my data flow.
Still looking for a mobile client that shows latest-viewed as the loading point for the feed. Useful for a separate follow list of news sources. Can scroll past if you don’t want to catch up, but don’t have to scroll through pages to find your last-read note.