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Thanks for the input! Lots of these features are on the roadmap already. There are no AI features planned.

I’m fine with an informal structure, as long as we talk about some of the topics I want to learn about :) DMOZ looks fascinating. Seems like curlie is its successor, but their page doesn’t load for me.

Thanks! Integrated search & website icons are coming soon. Tags are already there but are called lists - which is probably a bit confusing.

Thanks for the hint - it seems there are some routing problems to the server. I'll look into it!

linkblocks is inspired by wikis but differs in some key goals:

• the UI for discussions will be more upfront than in most wikis, and will look more like lemmy's comment UI.
• bookmarking-specific features like dead link checking, full-text website retrieval & search
• optional stream of new bookmarks & comments from people you follow

That's one of the reasons I'm doing the interviews :)

Thanks for elaborating! I'm going for a flexible way to organize links that should work in a similar way to what you're describing.

That's a good one! Apparently, postmarks, another fedi bookmark manager, was named FediMarks in the past!

I'm definitely planning to support nested tags. Do you have an example for an app with a nested tag system you like? Also I'm not sure what you mean by meta tags, could you explain what that means?

That's a good point - I havent thought about it that way. I've mostly picked that name to have something to work with, I'm open to any suggestions!

This comment is neither soft spoken nor patient.

I‘d love to have that. The closest I know of is pinry, but it’s not federated.

On your phone?

Kiwix: Download Wikipedia for offline reading.

Wow, incredible! Thanks!

Beautiful!

Thanks, very interesting writeup that gave me some hope!

If you like solar fields, try Asura (also on ultimae records)! Also, hinkstep is pretty nice but has vocals some of the time.

I’m writing a small music player to test it. The experience is pretty smooth, lots of examples and built in stuff. It’s a bit rough around the edges but I’d recommend it to anyone who likes rust

That was really nice

For storing state, I’d look at SQLite first. turbosql is a wrapper that looks like it’s a joy to use and I’ve been looking for an excuse to try it for a while :)