I actually thought of it more as a purely visual combine. So each post still lives in its own instance, and visually you just see them together. Comment threads would live on different instances and the instance mods just mods the community that they own. So it’s a purely Frontend thing.
StackedTurtles
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I think "World News" and "Technology" are not quite similar communities. It's up to the mods of each community to decide whether the content posted is appropriate to that community. One could argue, that an article about Threads is not exactly "World News" though. Also I think that the different variants of e.g. Technology will have a "flavor" of the instance that it's hosted on. You then get the option to subscribe only to the flavors you like, or if you subscribe to all, then there's bound to be some duplicates. Maybe some future feature could combine them - it would need to be clear which comment threads are from which instance though.
You’re right. I noticed after my reply here that mine has the TKL suffix.
I’m on App Store. I’ll just wait patiently then. Thanks for the great work.
I can only find the hide in feed setting.
Okay, at least there's a way to bring them back. It would be awesome if we had the option to not hide in the community feed.
I learned it with T Perm, and have just started learning full PLL. I've found that a lot of the algs piggybag nicely off of T Perm, as I can think of them as slight variations of it. I don't know if this works just as well if you learn 2 look with J Perm.
This is one of the features I miss most from Apollo. Including the long press to jump back. And the haptic feedback.
I have the black edition, and I'm really happy with it. The battery charge holds for a long time, so recharge isn't required that often (it of course depends on usage). I really like the low profile keys, which makes me able to relax my hands better when typing. I do however experience a rare double input registration when typing. Haven't figured out why yet.
The “Blue Book” as this is also called, is of course the Bible of Domain-Driven Design. It can be a little difficult to read though - so if you’re interested in learning DDD I’ll recommend starting with something like Vernon’s DDD Destilles or Vlad’s Learning DDD.
Definitely pick up the blue book for all the great insights after you’ve dipped your toes.
I miss the option to not hide read posts when viewing communities, but only in the aggregated feed. Also showing usernames in compact view in the feed would be nice. I'd like to be able to recognize spammers quickly so I can block them.