Lists have become a staple for X (formerly Twitter). If you've used Lists on X, then you'll know how useful they can be for sorting content. I would say one of the #1 issues we face on Hive and INLEO is content discovery.
If you've been on Hive for a while, then you'll know how important it is to have good content discovery and how many platforms on Hive have been trying to create better avenues for discovering content and authors.
If you've been following the progress of our development - and lately, we've dialed it to 11 - then you'll know we've released over 25 massive new features in just the past 2 months. The INLEO platform is unrecognizable compared to what we launched with on May 1st, 2023. Only 7 months ago.
Last month, we released LEO Premium. LEO Premium is similar to X Premium in that you get an orange checkmark next to your username along with an exclusive feature set to enhance your INLEO experience.
This is not meant to be pay-to-play. Rather, LEO Premium simply offers some exclusive features for users to customize their experience. Many features also offer more convenience to Premium users. Lists are one of these convenience features that allows you to both customize your experience on the UI as well as discover content better.
Below, we'll dive into the key features of Lists and how to use them. Lists is a massive development. We actually rolled them out ~5 weeks ago but we've been waiting to announce them until we made some significant bug fixes and improvements to how they work.
In a broad sense, Lists allow you to create a custom List of users and/or hashtags based on Hive usernames and Hive hashtags.
When you add users or hashtags to a list, the List will gather any threads or posts made by those users/tags and then sort them into the list for you.
It's basically a "build your own feed" module on the INLEO Frontend and Backend.
I wanted to start by showing what you can do with a List. Once you're either following or have created a list, you can go to your settings page and actually change the default feed to that list.
You can also now set a default feed from the other options (For You, Latest, Trending or Following). Here I've shown the example of me choosing the "Premium Lions" List by 
Hit the "More" icon in the left menu, then select "Lists" to visit the Lists page https://inleo.io/lists.
Once on this page, you can explore lists created by other users or create your own list.
To create a list, click the + icon in the top right.
Once you've done this, you'll see a pop-up to create the list. You can add an image, title and description. You can choose for the list to be Public or Private by checking or unchecking the "Private List" box.
If a list is a private, only you can see and follow it. If you make a public list, then anyone can find it from the Lists page and follow it.
Note that if you make a list public, anyone can follow it but only you retain admin rights to add/remove users or change the list data.
After creating a list, you can now add users to it.
I created a List called "stats" and I want to add users to it who regularly post stats on Hive. I'll start by adding 
Now the UI asks me which List I want to add him to. This shows all the Lists I have created. I select Stats" and hit done.
By navigating to the Lists page, you can also follow any public list created by other Premium users. Scroll to the bottom, click "See All Lists" and then you'll see the following screen. Click on any list and then "Follow" to follow it.
The whole point of Lists plays to a broader point on INLEO. Premium is a perfect example of this direction.
We now have Premium themes, customization options and Lists are a critical part of the new INLEO: a modular Web3 experience.
Our aim is to keep down this path of allowing users to create their own unique experience of Web3 on Hive through INLEO.
Creating a unique experience is about giving you all the tools to shape your experience and also the leverage to monetize it even further. The LeoAds contract is now also officially live and buying LEO off the market each week.
Meanwhile, LeoPremium subscriptions are used to buy HIVE and LEO off the market each week as well.
We're now seeing multiple value capture methods funneling capital into the LEO token. This will continue to drive long-term value to The LEO Token Economy.
Some major devleopments, fixes and announcements are underway. We've seen some instability on the UI the past few days due to some HE issues and now some issues with Hive nodes. We're doing everything we can to secure our end of things while we also allow Hive Core to fix nodes and make them stable again.
As this continues, we'll keep pushing the envelop on new features and upgrades. Be ready to end 2023 with a bang 馃殌
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