I’ve subscribed to a handful of communities, but my feed is almost exclusively from this asklemmy. How can I see more from other communities?

  • @[email protected]
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    12 years ago

    Active isn’t very good. I’ve been having good results with hot/new. Haven’t tried top by time yet.

    Then I would suppose same community might just be a function of traffic those are receiving vs others so your odds are higher to see the same. Should smooth over as more places get better established.

  • @[email protected]
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    422 years ago

    I’ve found that Active, which is the default, is pretty useless as it tends to be a self-fulfilling prophecy sort of thing. Everyone sees the most active stuff and they become more active, keeping them at the top.

    Hot works better for a balance between New and Active.

    I recommend changing your default sort in your settings to anything but Active. While you are there, might want to change the default grouping from All to Subscribed.

  • TheOneCurly
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    52 years ago

    How are you sorting? New and top hour/6 hours have been pretty good for getting mixed content for me. Hot and active are a little weird.

  • @[email protected]
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    22 years ago

    Because the default sorting algorithms for both posts and comments from reddit are not implement. Imo quite annoying because of issues like the one you mentioned. But not a lot of people seem to care.