Iβve found myself switching to New because of the much smaller community size. Iβd like to participate more than I have in other places. If I wasnβt doing that, Iβd use Active to see what others are saying.
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Yeah, same and for the same reason, to be more engaged than I have been elsewhere. I mostly switch between All / New or Subscribed / New. I can see that changing if things get much busier.
I've mostly been using new and top of the last hour or 6 hours
I'm currently sorting on new and trying to contribute on topics that interest me.
I'm using Top 6 Hours since I'm trying to not use my phone that much, and when it gets boring I switch to Hot or New.
Sorting by New is particularly refreshing since the communitoes are smaller and it doesn't feel as a depressing ocean of posts no one will interact with.
I primarily sort by New, but thereβs actually so much new content lately that I miss things that way. Memmy added Top 6 Hours, which Iβm also using now - I like it better than Top Day, as it keeps me from seeing top posts I already saw in the morning when I browse at night, and vice versa.
When I used Reddit, I primarily visited subreddits individually - I might start doing that for the smaller lemmy communities that I want to make sure I donβt miss any posts on, too.
New or top day
New Comment or New. It keeps my timeline mostly fresh.
Subscribed/New.
I haven't seen any way to hide read posts on either the browser version or on Connect for Lemmy. Is there a service that has that feature or maybe I'll just missing something?
Connect should now have an option to hide read posts!
Hot while I'm just idly scrolling and new or active when I want to talk about something generally
Top hour and top 6 hours are my goto options at
I still mostly use Hot, but sometimes switch to New
Same; I believe Hot is bugged however
My "Subscribed" "Hot" currently has 3 items from today and then gets into stuff from months ago.
Seems completely broken to me.