You can mute territories now either by visiting the territory or in the overflow ... for an item belonging to that territory.
Territory founders can enable moderation in their territories:
- their territory gets a
moderatedbadge- the badge includes a count of how many items they've outlawed
- territory founders can turn moderation on and off, but the badge does not go away if they've ever outlawed an item
- in the item overflow
...they can outlaw items with a click - anything outlawed by founders is still visible in Wild West Mode
- anyone posting or commenting in the territory sees some help text letting them know it's moderated
In general moderation is a sledgehammer and we plan to introduce more economic tools to avoid needing to use it, but some people will want it anyway and we haven't made those economic tools yet.
We think we might've finally fixed PWA push notifications on iOS but tbd. 🤞
All about the iOS PWA notification fixes lol I enjoy following the discussion on the GitHub bug
Unfortunately, it is still not fixed lol
Do you have an iOS device to test with yet? I know for a while you didn’t.
Not yet, @k00b and me are currently discussing exactly this in Slack, lol
Quote from me:
I'll get try to get my hands on a used 6s next week
LOL
Oh, this is big! Maybe some old friends will return.
cc @DarthCoin
Let's hope
Wonder he still would’ve left if territories initially shipped with a mute/ subscribe feature
I’m under the impression he left for other reasons. Surely he understood everything is a work in progress here. He’s been here since the beginning.
maybe something happened and really fast, this was from the same day - Dec13
#351101
Wouldn't it be nice if Apple didn't intentionally kneecap their browser's own functionality to prop up their centralized bullshit, while also limiting even further what other WebKit-based browsers can use through the few API's Apple allocates overall?
It says a lot when even Orion is kneecapped, considering it's the Safari made by technically competent and user-respecting developers.
Thanks for the updates!
https://m.stacker.news/10811
I don’t think we’re quite there yet XD
No, we are definitely not haha
Yeah these counts have been wack lately
yay!
could we have batch mute? Or how about the default mode is opt-out, then need to choose which one to join, but then how can we even get to know there are new territories in the first place haha... tricky indeed.
Let's see how this goes first. There are a variety of tradeoffs to any approach.
If territories were opt-in only, then we'd have to default people to some set of territories (which would biased as hell) or have none selected to start in which case you'd have an empty experience like on twitter.
While this might not be a forever approach, it is congruent with muting and unmuting stackers which is very nice I think.
Maybe this could indeed be a bot that posts into ~meta when a new territory was detected
It could be, but we need territory discovery features in general.
Yes. We'll need a map :) thank you for the mute territory feature so far!
Yep, it's just a bandaid. Maybe someone will read this and feel inspired though lol
good, or @saloon at the same time 🧐
now need to do some manual mutes.
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Excellent. This is a good feature to improve user experience.
Mute is great but potentially superior thing here would be the ability to select or deselect (like subscribe or filter) the territories you want to see on your feed in the territory dropdown menu.
I see way too many subs I'm personally not interested, this would be a great improvement
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this is a new territory though
Haha, this is like most of human psychology in a single comment.
I call it the Stack Overflow Effect:
Post something which has a slight error in it and a lot of people will correct you and in turn give you the right solution so they can feel superior.
Post something asking for help and no one will care to help you or give you the solution.
lol :)
Maybe there should be a mute all feature and then you can just enable the ones you want. Would make it easier, especially as territories grow.
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