One cool thing I have to call out for #Friendica is that there's a section for "Quiet Sharers" that highlight posts from accounts that don't post very often.
OK, I'm trying to figure out how this system works. When I go to your profile, I can see this under the "Conversations" sub-menu. However, if I click the "My friends' conversations" icon in the top left, I don't see anything. Right now, you're my only friend (sniffle), or are you not actually my friend? Is there something else I need to do for you to be considered a friend?
Hmm. Now just this post shows up under "My friends' conversations," presumably because I commented. I haven't figured out how to view a feed of everyone's updates.
The mobile interface hides a lot behind the chevron menu on the top left. Friends are, by default, people you follow. You can file them into Circles ala G+.
Is there a way to get an activity feed of posts from everyone I follow that just goes on "forever"? I notice that when I look at "latest" posts, I only get your most recent one, but you've only been posting here for 2 days, so I'd expect to see all of them.
I think your "latest" only applies from the time you started following, but if you go to my profile, you can see everything you have access to. Some of this is probably bound by federation etiquette - if you were to follow someone on another server, the system wouldn't download everything they'd ever posted.
The bullseye icon also shows all the conversations on the server you have access to.
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in reply to Daniel Lowe • •I think your "latest" only applies from the time you started following, but if you go to my profile, you can see everything you have access to. Some of this is probably bound by federation etiquette - if you were to follow someone on another server, the system wouldn't download everything they'd ever posted.
The bullseye icon also shows all the conversations on the server you have access to.
Susan Rati Lane
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