What are the features you MOST miss from Reddit? (Bonus pts for tech dudes-- any idea if they're on the dev- hoz?)

Not reddit exactly, but RES has the ability to track the amount of karma you've given specific users. It also let you tag users with custom info.

These two features helped me recognize when I'm interacting with people repeatedly, which really helped it feel like a community. Especially useful the bigger the subreddit was.

I miss user flair and multi reddits (would be very helpful here)

You can hide posts - I believe. There’s a setting in your Lemmy profile to hide read posts. It’s a server side setting so it’ll propagate to any apps. I believe some apps also have their own local “hide post” feature.

Note that the Lemmy profile setting is pretty generous when it comes considering what’s read and what isn’t, but in general it works.

I suggest browsing New, the experience is 100% better.

I believe multi communities have been suggested before. Not sure if there’s an issue for it on GitHub yet.

The rabbit hole of established niche communities to enjoy like AntiMLM or all the ones you mentioned. You can find something and have years of quality content to browse through whether old school celebs, movie details, amas, discussions to mine where people tell amazing stories that got turned into buzzfeed articles

We have good people and good conversation on lemmy but the history, man…

Hiding threads is a recently added feature in the wefwef client, and I agree that it should be added to lemmy-ui. I think this would be the relevant issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/384

Your two for sure, then probably post flair would be the next for me.

But that's from a user pov, I daresay the people trying to control the fastest growing communities would like some mod tools asap and giving them what they need will make things a lot better for us plebs too.

Definitely not spez

We really need better sorting. My feed seems to be dominated by just a few communities rather than having a balance between all the ones I'm subscribed to.

And everything except "new" seems to stagnate too much.

I miss being able to subscribe to a post and get notifications when there are new comments. It was an RES feature.

I very much want the ability to create more custom streams

fwiw I believe there is a proposal for this right now on github.

personally I'll probably miss flair, and easily knowing my "karma" count (maybe I'm missing that?). me like big numbers.

• multireddit functionality
• RES-style enchancements: notes on users, etc

I'd still very much like to HIDE threads I'm not interested in. Otherwise, no matter what stream I choose (Subscribed | Local | All), I keep seeing the same topics, and it can be downright difficult paging through streams to see new stuff from more communities. That's not good, frankly.

1. You can choose a sorting algorithm. If you sort by "New" you get the new stuff but you can also sort by active, new comments, ... to get variation.

2. At least in Jerboa, there is the account setting "Show Read Posts".

I hope that's helpful. I'm pretty sure it exists but I haven't found a history function. I'd like to have a list of the last posts I've visited.

Everything that makes old.reddit + RES superior.

I miss infinite scrolling.

The ability to save comments and not just posts.

For me, for now, it's the ability to tap 'back' and be at the same point in the page that I was at when I clicked a link.

Instead, on kbin, it'll often dump me at the end of the page - because I've got a auto load media turned on and the browser doesn't cache the media it seems.

Used to work around this by using the Chrome PWA, and long pressing each link, but kbin no longer lets me log in on Chrome with an invalid csrf error.

With the API just about some, and at least one app similarly almost ready, I am not worried. The ability to post an image in a reply, and it actually works, is a massive improvement over Reddit for me.

Answer: NONE