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title: "Ideas for filtering fediverse timelines"
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date: 2023-11-30T23:07:03-08:00
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- title: 'The Fediverse'
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url: 'https://pleroma.envs.net/notice/AcMGTR34H4DXkCt1zk'
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An alternative to controversial recommendation algorithms is timeline-filtering algorithms. Feeling pressured to scroll through too much is unhealthy and lends itself to addiction; filtering things down once a user scrolls down far enough should be a welcome **opt-in** feature.
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For example, a mutuals-only filter combined with a minimum-interaction-count filter could be a good way to "catch up" quickly after a long absence. Only showing posts common across a set of timelines is another; for example, I would like to see a filtered view of Akkoma's bubble timeline restricted to what's on my home timeline.
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Conditionally showing reblogs is another way to filter. Unread reblogs from mutuals should be the only visible reblogs I have scrolled down far enough.
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