Dawn on Nostr: - I'm partial to something more chronological. (I'm also fond of how satellite ...
- I'm partial to something more chronological. (I'm also fond of how satellite surfaces things that my follows are replying to, instead of their reply)
- I see probably equal notes from people I don't interact with their stuff often, to people that I do.
- Not confused, but it's showing me notes from people I have unfollowed within the last month or so. That could be something to weigh, if possible. My unfollows are rarely personal, but I imagine some are for some people.
- It seems to favor frequent posters... not annoying, somewhat expected, but for a small follow list, it is a bit heavy in that direction. I had a good stretch of just you & Derek lol
- It was quite a long scroll before I saw any notes from anyone that I follow & interact with almost daily that isn't a well-known. It's almost all prolific people.
-It didn't surface anything new to me, even from the people I don't follow, and again, all stuff from the cool kids. That's not a bad thing for new folks, maybe not so appealing to established users though.
It wasn't bad, by any means. If that was how I started with nostr, I probably wouldn't have thought twice about what was going on.
- I see probably equal notes from people I don't interact with their stuff often, to people that I do.
- Not confused, but it's showing me notes from people I have unfollowed within the last month or so. That could be something to weigh, if possible. My unfollows are rarely personal, but I imagine some are for some people.
- It seems to favor frequent posters... not annoying, somewhat expected, but for a small follow list, it is a bit heavy in that direction. I had a good stretch of just you & Derek lol
- It was quite a long scroll before I saw any notes from anyone that I follow & interact with almost daily that isn't a well-known. It's almost all prolific people.
-It didn't surface anything new to me, even from the people I don't follow, and again, all stuff from the cool kids. That's not a bad thing for new folks, maybe not so appealing to established users though.
It wasn't bad, by any means. If that was how I started with nostr, I probably wouldn't have thought twice about what was going on.