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Jani Mustonen Hmm. I always advocate for decentralized software, but this seems to hit a nice niche. Definitely a bit janky to click through messages, only seeing a single level of answers. 2-3 would be much nicer. A touch of javascript could smoothen out the experience (say, peeking at replies without opening a new page), but it's a nice start.
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Martijn You can see further than a single level, actually. This thread and are examples of that. I find it an interesting way to dive into different branches of a discussion.
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Jani Mustonen I realized that immediately after posting this. Oh well. :)
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Mark Dain Honestly, Sublevel is one of my favorite places to hang out because it's so brutally simple. A lot of core users here have Pinboard and Hacker News accounts too; other sites that dare to be minimal. I always thought alternate ways to experience Sublevel could come through a native client + API, but I think hasn't gotten round to it yet.
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Kodo The interface makes the app. like mastodon for example. the UX is awesome. with a mobile app it just feels like another gnu social instance
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Jani Mustonen Oh, I didn't mean bulky 100k LoC javascript that Twitter has. Just simple things, like updating the feed without refreshing. I adore minimalism, as it keeps the design focused.
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Kodo I really like the 'conversation first' feel to it. It's not about some douchebag broadcasting 'influcence' to his followers but more about what people across the site are talking about
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Jani Mustonen Definitely. It works well with a relatively small community, but I have no idea how it'd hold up if sublevel gets popular.
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