What's new on sublevel? From a user...

Seth Kontny What's new on sublevel? From a user experience stand point. Liking a post is not optional any longer. Organization layout is also concerning.

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Martijn What do you mean by "liking a post is not optional any longer"? I like (or don't like) posts all the time.

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Mark Dain @sethkontny may be referring to the need to press "reply" to be in the right page to see the like button. You can also unlike and re-like as well

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😀 Tom Constant change for change's sake is how Facebook became the monster it is today. But I am curious if @Lucian has any plans for SL. It sounded like it was on the chopping block in the past (and he was open for offers to sell SL). SL seems like a good project to practice/showcase one's skills, and while I don't fully understand what it takes to design, code, and run SL, I'm still impressed.

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Mark Dain After Sublevel was never sold (or was it?) we did get some changes like the donation page (verified account feature). I imagine it takes a lot of time and energy to maintain Sublevel but honestly I can't imagine running it costs a lot (in terms of servers) as the site is so efficient.

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🦿 Lucian Marin I talked about messages and groups features in the past. Messages are here, groups are not. That's my focus: more text-based communication. The selling part was before I got a job at the end of last year. I don't have time for any interface experiments anymore, if this is what @sethkontny is talking about. I push weekly updates to the backend without talking about them.

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