>in the end it's not as if you were just being force-fed solely stuff you had no interest in Using RSS, you don't see headlines from anything you didn't choose to see.
Like I said, RSS is about you curating your feed. >Isn't your source of RSS feeds the curation?
even better if it has support for easy account switching so you could bin your comment into the proper group for the level of moderation it would pass.Īctivity pub almost does this but comment threading has been universally garbage on every instance I have tried (how hard is it to thread stuff like comments on hacker news are threaded?) but the method is wrong in that you scroll activity pub feeds instead of surfing the net and finding the rich and interesting comment sections for what you are seeing. it had an extension you would install and it would overlay a comments section on any webpage on the internet.I would love to see something like that but with properly threaded comments and an easy way to subscribe to specific communities commenting, or ideally, federated but you could choose the communities you wanted to overlay moderation from. This is where that gab project from a couple years ago was amazing (although the most generous thing I can say about the user content created by it was that it was not amazing lol).
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