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Oh my god i am so tired of seeing posts about this, PLEASE can we give it a rest? i want to leave this trend hounding shit on reddit
It's been like 3 days dude, calm down.
Browse link aggregator website. Complain about links being aggregated
No but that's specifically what i'm complaining isn't happening, i see the same link 5 times in a row.
It feels like we need an extra level of aggregation for posts. It would be great if all posts for a certain topic could be grouped together. Maybe hashtags or something.
Yeah it's honestly very strange that they don't implement a proper tag system, i can't imagine it would be difficult (like bro it's an extra array for every post) and it would give a ton of flexibility to the ecosystem.
It's also a feature reddit has...
I would love hashtags as metadata or in the text of the post
Kbin supports hashtags (and I included a few when I posted this), but there's no filtering option yet (that I'm aware of, at least), so it's still mostly just for discovery purposes.
People did move here from reddit after all. That's why I recommend apps like lemmy connect on Android with keyword filtering. You can't control what people post, but you can regain control by controlling what you see.