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In Mbin, how do I view a feed/page consisting solely of posts from users I follow? (thebrainbin.org)
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In Mbin, how do I view a feed/page consisting solely of posts from users I follow?

Things I've tried that didn't achieve this:

  • Reading the User guide
  • Reading the FAQ
  • Clicking on People in the top bar
  • Clicking on Threads in the top bar
  • Clicking on Microblog in the top bar
  • Clicking on Magazines in the top bar
  • Clicking on Subscribed Magazines in the side bar
  • Clicking on my username in the side bar, then clicking on Following (shows a list of who I'm following, but not their posts).

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[-] modem_down@thebrainbin.org 2 points 6 days ago

@Auster@thebrainbin.org

one thing you can do is to browse the subscribed microblog feed, https://thebrainbin.org/sub/microblog

Thanks, this is the kind of thing I hoped for!

you can also go to the general settings, https://thebrainbin.org/settings/general, and set "Homepage" as "Subscriptions", and "Front page default view" as "Microblog", so https://thebrainbin.org/ becomes a mirror of https://thebrainbin.org/sub/microblog

Excellent tip, thank you!

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