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Yes, this is something I very much want. The authentication system currently denies access to all pages, but once we have a boolean for setting a list to public or private, we can allow users without an account to see public lists. We'll need to think about the implications for bookmarks added to these lists - e.g. on a bookmark details page, only display public lists it's in. In general, I'd like linkblocks' UI/UX to say "everything you do here is public by default". Private things are the exception. |
Distinct public/private viewspublic view should be distinct from private view. I.e. |
Public all-viewA public all-view like |
Shorter list URLsCurrently a list URL looks as follows: Can we reduce the length of list URLs? |
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My main use case for linkblocks is public link lists.
Example from Linkding: https://links.keybits.net/bookmarks/shared
Since public sharing would be my default, I'd prefer my links to be presented at
links.erlend.shorerlend.sh/links, whereas the private stuff is nested in a level deeper. Just like a blog that's default-public but also has a private section for drafts or restricted posts.All reactions