Post by @shom

shom
little shom
@shom
12h Local en

I have been running my own GoToSocial instance for a couple years and I totally forgot the joy of the Local Timeline. I was on Fosstodon in the early days when you got to know people via the local timeline and then it got too big and slowly that sense of community fades.
This feels like one of those early days of meeting new and interesting friends. Hi Local Timeline folks! I hope for many little littleFedis.

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stefano

@shom there's also a plan to improve the bubble timeline, to help people to discover more people without leaving their own instance

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shom
little shom
@shom
10h Local en

@stefano I haven't understood Bubble yet, that's interesting to hear. Did I miss reading about it in one of your posts?

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stefano

@shom it's similar to the Akkoma bubble concept. In short, the admin can set some "bubble" instances and their posts will be shown in the Bubble timeline. A sort of "close" instances list.

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eliastorres
eliastorres
@eliastorres
9h Local en

@stefano @shom

Oh that sounds amazing, having regional or related instances there sounds nice, like having an expanded Local feed with close neighbors included

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stefano
Screenshot of the "Bubble Instances" administration page in littlefedi.  At the top, navigation tabs include Home, Profile, Notifications, Lists, Hashtags, Scheduled, Admin (active), and Settings, alongside a search bar.  A sidebar on the left menu contains options categorized under Admin Console (Overview), Moderation (Reports, Domain blocks, Audit log), People & Access (Accounts, Pending approvals, Invites), Federation (Instances, Bubbles - highlighted), and Operations (Queue, Housekeeping, Backup).  The main content area displays the heading "Bubble Instances" with a description stating, "Manage the instances that form your 'community bubble'. Posts from these instances (alongside local posts) appear in the Bubble timeline. This lets you curate a trusted set of communities."
Screenshot of the "Bubble Instances" administration page in littlefedi. At the top, navigation tabs include Home, Profile, Notifications, Lists, Hashtags, Scheduled, Admin (active), and Settings, alongside a search bar. A sidebar on the left menu contains options categorized under Admin Console (Overview), Moderation (Reports, Domain blocks, Audit log), People & Access (Accounts, Pending approvals, Invites), Federation (Instances, Bubbles - highlighted), and Operations (Queue, Housekeeping, Backup). The main content area displays the heading "Bubble Instances" with a description stating, "Manage the instances that form your 'community bubble'. Posts from these instances (alongside local posts) appear in the Bubble timeline. This lets you curate a trusted set of communities."

@eliastorres @shom this is the admin/bubble instances pages of this instance

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eliastorres
eliastorres
@eliastorres
9h Local en

@stefano @shom

Nice, does it make sense to consider adding individual profiles or specific parts of a remote instance?

Like having in the bubble:

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stefano

@eliastorres @shom yes, exactly, this is what we're thinking about - how to consider the bubble instance, the granularity and scope

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shom
little shom
@shom
8h Local en

@stefano @eliastorres this is a really nice concept, I had not heard of it before.
I love the conversation you are having here. I think granularity controls definitely makes sense down the line. At an instance level tags make the most sense but I can also see use cases for individual accounts.
This is a really neat way for instance admins to provide a more curated experience.

Also loving the first sneak peek of the admin interface. 👀

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stefano
A glance of the admin interface
A glance of the admin interface

@shom @eliastorres eheh I was sure you'd appreciate it 😉
Fancy another glance?

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shom
little shom
@shom
7h Local en

@stefano loving what I'm seeing!! Gimme gimme gimme. No I kid, but absolutely looking forward to the code releases and self-host builds. Looks fantastic, please take your time!
@eliastorres