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Sidebar sections #34
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Yup, agree! :)
That should be "Notifications" as both Twitter and Mastodon do this. It shows mentions, or when someone likes or repeats a post of yours, but also new followers, you being tagged in photos etc.
Interesting to show that directly. I would say it’s fine to go through the profile for that. Or would this list focus on people you follow and who follow you back? I would say this point is not soo important, as the timeline does a similar job.
Global stream of all posts is definitely something not really needed. Never used it on Diaspora nor Mastodon. We can absolutely leave this out for now. One thing: Favorites is missing. That would be the list of messages you favorited/liked. |
When we talk about global stream, we're talking about local one. Might be interesting to have that kind of stream that group all Public post from one instance of Nextcloud. Social on Nextcloud is not as 'anonymous' as on mastodon. People from the same nextcloud are supposed to know each other and interact together |
Yes, it makes sense to me.
Ok, let's get rid of the entry then. I was just trying to check all the sections we had in one of the first mockups.
In Nextcloud wordings this is more something like Activity. I think we should try to integrate this as good as possible. So we send Nextcloud notifications for mentions and add mentions, likes, followers, boosts to the activity timline, which we can also show in the social app then.
Yes, but favorites were not part of the initial implementation scope i think. |
Right, maybe this "Server timeline" makes sense. Definitely the last entry though as all of the others are more related to yourself.
Ok, then let’s call it "Activity". It should definitely not be only in the Activity app. |
So, what I am working on right now, we can change the names later:
This is based on what I could see on Mastodon. We can add/remove some stream, we can rename them. |
Let’s fix the naming and sorting right away. I updated the top comment with the naming and sorting discussions from this thread:
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Ok, just that we have 3 Timeline here. Could we find a better name for the first one ? We can agree that it is the personal (customizable in the way that the user select the accounts he wants to follow) stream and timeline might be too much generic. Sounds stupid, but it's just an hint on the discussion: My Social or My Timeline ? :-) Mastodon calls it Home because they could not find another name ? |
@daita good point – both Mastodon and Twitter call it 🏠 Home, so let’s use that. :) We should try to avoid things like "my" anywhere in the interface. If not otherwise possible, we use "your", but even try to avoid that. |
Of course, I hate the concept of 'My', but I was just trying to point the the main purpose of that specific stream. |
Moving Notifications to a new issue, the rest is already done. |
Edit @jancborchardt summing up the entries we want:
The sidebar entries and their contents still needs some discussion. I propose to have the following entries as a first start:
Timeline: Should be the personal timeline of the user (What home is on Mastodon) containing posts of accounts i follow.
Mentions: All entries of the personal timeline that mention me
Direct messages: Messages of type direct
Profile: Own user profile
Friends: Combined list of followers and following accounts
Mastodon uses the word timeline for a global stream of all posts, but I think we should rather go with the approach mentioned above. Maybe we could add an extra section like "global timeline" to have that feature as well.
@daita This is how I understood it. @jancborchardt please have a look if those sections make sense to you like this.
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