Subscribed communities NEWEST

If I'm feeling frisky, I try ALL. Usually I just get really confused.

When I first started using Lemmy, someone recommended this and now I pass it to you:

• Subscribed: sort by newest
• All: Top posts (last 6 hrs)

Subscribed only, sort New.

All New, what does scaled do?

I think I'm the kind of Lemmy user that annoys most of the hardcore ones. I use Lemmy world, mostly through a mobile app (boost) and don't really customise anything. I'm afraid I have no great inclination to dive deeper into the technology.

I scroll until something engages me and then drop little comments like this. I'm more about enjoying people's opinions on a variety of topics than curating a niche feed. I guess I'll get there if the quality drops, but right now it works for me.

Local New. Thinking I should try switching to All New though. Worried it might be too much though…

Back when Reddit was a thing I did Subscribed New and was mostly subscribed to niche subs, but there was enough traffic it support it. Quickly found when I moved to Lemmy I needed a different approach.

Subscribed at Hot (scaled). If I want something "new" (I.e. i haven't seen) I go All at Hot (scaled).

New on subscribed. Once in a while I'll have a look at All, also sorted by new.

Home by new, all by top6. Sometimes all by new just to see if any interesting communities show up.

I don't use Lemmy or Piefed, but I have Active set as my default. And don't really ever change to a different sort.

All.

There isn't enough content on fedi for subscribed feeds to make any sense. Unless you're part of the porn/ID pol communities which have the most prolific posting.

I'm mostly interested in news anyway, so it works for me.

Subscribed, New, every time.

I think everything but Old honestly.

Hot when I want to see what the front page has.

Top when I see a new community or comments.

New when I want to see what my subscriptions are up to.

Home, which I think is subscriptions. All is a mess.

None.