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The big missing piece is a first class feed lexicon that specifies the logic for how it selects content, the nature of its ordering/rendering options, and the lexicons it selects from and is capable of rendering... and then the ability for clients to choose orders and lexicons to select from
@toni.bsky.team @alexbenzer.com i think yall need to wrestle with the fact that the app’s most distinctive feature (“custom feeds”) is something only (relative) nerds use and benefit from. normal people won’t swipe between many algorithms or whatever. have a look at past designs for “communities”
