currently juggling between active and hot sorts and both seem to return the same crap throughout the day… what sort works best for you?

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      Yeah, I’ve had the best experience with top 6 hours for all. Blocked a couple communities but not as many as I would’ve thought.

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    I’ve been browsing All -> New

    I’ve been blocking communities or instances I don’t want to see. It took a day or two but now I’m discovering some great communities all the time. As my community list grows, I’ll eventually swap to my subscribed feed.

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      I mostly use kbin; how do you block communities or instances in lemmy? I didn’t see an obvious way to do this, but I am often oblivious so that’s not as conclusive as I’d wish it to be, haha

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        In Lemmy, there should be a button on the sidebar for communities. You can’t block instances (yet)

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          Oh, that button is (correctly) hidden if you’ve joined the community, haha

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          I’ve been using Connect on Android because it supports keyword filters (musk and reddit alone make my feed much more tolerable) and instance blocking. Was using Jerboa since coming over early June but switched the other day when I read someone mentioning its filtering capabilities.

          It’s decent overall, but supreme in eliminating musk spam and lemmynsfw from your All feeds.

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      I’ve been wondering if Hot is broken for everybody. For my subscribed page it shows 7 month old posts with no comments on the first page… makes no sense.

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        It shouldn’t be THAT broken, however, broke it absolutely is and there was even some github issues on the matter.

        Apparently a side effect of lemmy.world going into maintenance so often is that the hot sort refreshes itself a bit.

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    I think “Active” is a great default sort for the exact reason you describe, that posts are a lot “stickier” on Lemmy than they were on reddit and you always get good conversation there even days after the post.

    Also, it means that we get memes out of our systems way faster, nobody is even talking about the can of beans after day 2.

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      @mancy I mainly use Hot and New. What is broken about Hot? And I don’t understand how Top works, because its neither top likes nor top comments. Edit: Never mind, I’m on Kbin and this topic is about Lemmy.

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          @Marmanvii Doesn’t happen for me. OH WAIT! I just noticed this is Lemmy. I am on Kbin and saw this through federated content (or through subscribed servers). So never mind then.

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    I use top 6 hours and new comments. New comments is nice because it keeps active posts showing up even when they get days old. It also appears to show new posts as well.

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    Subscribed --> new. If there’s not enough content for that day I go to the all tab in the chronological order

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    I browse lemmy in these orders:

    1. Communities I subscribed, sort by new.

    2. Active All, I’ve blocked a few meme communities so I don’t see them much.

    3. Top 6 hours All.

    4. Top 1 hour All.

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    There is not yet enough content for your sort selection to really matter. I sort by new because at least I’ll see more content as stuff is posted throughout the day.

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    Top 6 Hours seems to change the most for me so that’s the one I use, I only check out Lemmy a couple of times a day with my morning and afternoon coffees. Active when I want to deep dive into comments. and if I was here all the time then new would be my sort preference.

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    I sort by active because I like to read comments.

    I use Voyager with the option to Mark posts as read on scroll, and then I just hide all the read posts to get a fresh feed.