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You might also want to consider whether linking replies is as "strong" a connection as links, mentions, or other UX actions which use the primary (branded) orange.  However, that's...

Mastodon's stock functionality for lists requires that you first be following the account, so posts appear on both the list + your main TL. This makes sense from an AP...

To be clear, there are at least 3 orthogonal possibilities here: 1. per-account setting (this one's on list, but off main TL) = Twitter behavior 2. per-list switch (entire list...

Just to clarify scope. There are a few orthogonal features here. 1. global pref. Masto's pref to automatically expand all CWs (#1002). Useful for folks who don't care about CWs,...

One other clarification. I'm assuming that any such logic applies in all views: A, full conversation / detail view B. partial conversation (as seen on main TL) C. single-author thread...

For the sake of completeness, one final set of theoretical variants: - conversational open, granular close ... never needed, just scroll/block/filter - granular open, conversational close ... worst of all...

Simpler workaround in the meantime. 1. Tap post in TL to see local view (in context) 2. From 3 dot menu in upper right, select "open in browser" to see...

However, if you'd prefer something simpler or more Twitter-esque, then an easier UX to crib from would be Bluesky's. Their relevant MIT-licensed notification grouping logic is here: https://github.com/bluesky-social/social-app/blob/main/src/state/models/feeds/notifications.ts and rendered...

Thanks for sizing down the screenshots. I don't know how anyone discusses UX intelligently without including the relevant details. For now, I'm just happy to have this recorded on the...

As a fellow dev, I'm capable of giving a more thoughtful reply (more on that in a minute) but when this happened to me, I was in full on "don't...