Love the discussion!
As a new user, there are quite a few things that I have caught myself wishing into existence. Not sure how to classify as FE or BE, so I will just list them out below.
A community focused on helping newcomers. As friendly and welcoming as everyone has been, especially
@acidyo aka.
@ocd and
@hivebuzz, it feels like it I have had to spend a lot of time trying to piece together the basics of how Hive and Peakd work. If there is a community like this already, then finding it needs to be easier. If not, I would guess it is because the majority of the community members would be new, therefore the work done by the mods/admins would never be compensated fairly. Maybe some support via a proposal would help offset this?
Clearing notifications is very annoying lol having to navigate to another page in order to click a button that "clears all notifications" because of one reply is cumbersome. It would be nice to have the notification flag? disappear after clicking it.
A way for people to organize their blog and/or posts. For example, there is an awesome writer that I follow on here
@johnjgeddes who has countless pieces to read. It is frustrating having to search linearly to follow his stories. It would be nice to have each of his stories given a folder of sorts.
Not a recommendation, more of an insecurity, but I hate not knowing how/where to ask a question. For example, if I have a question about how the value of a users vote is calculated, would I write a blog post and tag
@hive or
@peakd or do I try to find the best fitting community to post in?
Regarding different language posts, although I may not understand the language, I have still found value in many posts. I think being able to filter by language is a good idea, but I would still want the ability to have languages unfiltered.
Love the idea about content categories. I much prefer reading things than watching a video so would enjoy the ability to filter video content out of my feed if I choose.
Apologies if some of these things are already in existence and I am just unaware of how to utilize it!
Keep up the great work!
RE: History of Hive COMMUNITIES and what is next (From my perspective)