I sorted this thread by controversial and was disappointed.
You guys are so... civilised.
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I do Top Day and Active. Hot never has very many active people and it tends to shuffle the shame stuff for me. Top Day gives me a glance at what happened today, and active when inevitably get to the bottom of it...
Subscribed/Scaled
I set to hot or new, depending on the quality I want
When communities just started growing rapidly a year ago, I sorted by Top 6 Hours because there wasnβt enough content yet. Now I do Hot and Scaled because thereβs a lot more activity.
Home (subscribed) and Local set to Hot
All set to Top Six Hours. When doomscrolling I on occasion set it to either Scaled or Active
I use All - Top - 6 Hours
When I compare with Hot, there's plenty of overlap. One annoyance with top-6h is that some interesting articles disappear as time goes.
Bubble sort what are we talking about
Upvoted for beans
Sorted by:
Subscribed - top - past 6 hours
Once I read those I switch from Subscribed to All.
If I'm really bored or on a train or something i sort All - new.
Using jerboa
I want to sort comments by old. Last i checked Jerboa did not have a default comment setting.
I do Top/6hrs, but will jump over to Hot if I've been scrolling too long and run out of content.
That's an interesting way way.
Top 6h is king. I do scaled when browsing my subscribed only or local, but I don't often browse local.
"new comments" I want to see human activity
new. no filters. it's like drinking from a garden hose.
A very heavily curated Hot/All. I have a huge block list but I want to see new communities.
I think my favorite right now is Scaled Sort. It helps give my smaller communities more visibility.
I have not seen that option yet
Might depend on the app you use.
I feel stupid not having thought of that myself, I'll have to look around and compare!
Didn't know that feature was in yet! Maybe it was just not on thunder yet but i remember people wishing for it.
Definitely gonna try that for a bit
On the desktop site of defualt base Lemmy I can confirm it's been there for some time now. On 3rd party variations of Lemmy I cannot confirm they all had adopted it.
Scaled, on subscribed communities. It seems to act mostly like "new" with some extra weight given to voted posts.