You are aware that the default Mastodon interface has a tab called "trending"?
(You might need to enable it first under "Preferences > Appearance > Discovery".)
You are aware that the default Mastodon interface has a tab called "trending"?
(You might need to enable it first under "Preferences > Appearance > Discovery".)
Different software can do this in a less privacy invasive way.
NodeBB has "popular" filters that show you what is generating discussion (per day, week, month, etc.)
I searched for nodebb.. it is just forum hosting?
@ntn888@lemmy.ml yep, it's a forum you can self host.
https://github.com/nodebb/nodebb
Or join activitypub.space (but that one is geared toward fediverse developers)
it doesn't look like it's federated.. let alone linked to mastodon?
It exists! https://github.com/michelcrypt4d4mus/fedialgo_demo_app_foryoufeed
Not sure if this is what you found already, you should be able to log in to your usual instance then use it in the same browser without sending anyone your credentials. Or self host if you prefer.
There is a client called phanpy which (I believe) provides custom recommendation algorithms, but I never tried it myself. Those who use swear by it.
Follow more ppl and hastags
doesn't that make the situation worse with a busier feed??
You'll find more of what you like too
A better solution would be to get used to an algorithm-free feed. Having "sensational" BS blasted at you at all times is addictive, shortens your attention span, and is the reason Mastodon didn't go for those algorithms.
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