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Commits on Mar 12, 2024

  1. Create feature-request

    leonidius1123 authored Mar 12, 2024

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As a user, I'd like to easily access all the posts from creators I'm subscribed to. Currently, I have to navigate to each creator's page to view their posts.
It would be more convenient if these posts were displayed in the "For You" tab.

Let's imagine this scenario: I have a favorite author who has four books available in the bookstore. Two of these books are bestsellers and prominently displayed on the main shelf.
The other two books, while still interesting, are not as popular and are placed on the author's shelf in alphabetical order. It takes extra effort to find these less popular books.

As a user, I'd be willing to pay $2 a month to have all new books from this author displayed on the main shelf, making them easier to access.


Got it, let's refine the language to better match the American style:

It's similar to the concept of pinned posts.
When I subscribe to all posts from a creator, I'm making a deliberate decision.
Similarly, when the creator pins a post, they're making a decision about which of their posts might be more interesting to me.