Mastodon User Tip
Make use of #Lists, and when you follow someone make a habit of adding them to a list right then.
It's quick and easy:
- Set up at least three or four lists. You can number them to arrange the list display order.
- After you hit FOLLOW, click the three vertical dots and choose "Add or Remove from lists". This will bring up your lists and you can click to add the follow to one or more lists.
They will make your #Fediverse life so much better.
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in reply to Mastodon Migration • • •Lists are excellent!
Is it possible to remove or to rename a list?
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Unknown parent • • •Good question. Everyone uses Mastodon their own way, but one good way is to use lists as a kind of topical index. Let's say you are interested in US Politics at a given moment. Click on that list for a feed just containing those posts.. Ukraine, Photography, Climate Change same... etc... It really helps organize your viewing.
The reason for numbering the lists is to organize the list of lists for your convenience.
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Unknown parent • • •asks if users are notified when added to one of your lists as this was a big issue with Twitter lists.
No. Lists are just a way to organize your feeds.
Note also that as of the 4.2 release you can now remove members of a list from being displayed in your Home feed.
This is a great new feature to help curate your Mastodon experience.
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George Pandzik
in reply to Mastodon Migration • • •Wish this feature existed in the phone apps. I follow some bots, and it'd be REALLY nice to be able to track the content, but only when I want to see it.
I'm trying Tusky right now, and it looks like I can create the lists, but not filter the content in lists from my main feed. 😕 But that's better than the main apps, which don't even support lists at all.
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