I do plan on adding an exemption list on /all for subchans but blocking all submissions and comments from particular users would increase overall query times by quite a bit and would require quite a lot of code refactoring so that's probably not going to happen.
This is one of the main differences between reddit and mainchan. Removing a post on reddit is basically like locking it. It states why the post has been "removed" (still visible when going to the link, can still see comments) and it shows the rule being broken.
Mainchan is pretty new and we don't have many users yet.
>Can anyone tell me what to expect?
At this point Mainchan is what you make it. You could probably out-post everyone else combined if you want to and define the culture of the website singlehandedly.
Posts have a value called "hotness". It's basically total score divided by time, standard reddit-like algorithm.
I made it so that hotness is automatically set to 0 after 48 hours.
So the query builder is looking to sort by hotness. But once it runs out of posts with hotness, it just returns old ass posts because the default sort is by ID and these posts are some of the first posts on mainchan.
That might be it.
Also
>Setting a sorting order is not saved between sessions. Neither is setting sort order on subs or in user settings respected. Sort order always defaults to "Hot" either on refresh or in next session.
This isn't a bug. Subchans decide what the default order is of posts/comments. I haven't implemented anything to store user sort order. Maybe I will at some later point
Ok sure I can make this a user option.
I do plan on adding an exemption list on /all for subchans but blocking all submissions and comments from particular users would increase overall query times by quite a bit and would require quite a lot of code refactoring so that's probably not going to happen.
This is one of the main differences between reddit and mainchan. Removing a post on reddit is basically like locking it. It states why the post has been "removed" (still visible when going to the link, can still see comments) and it shows the rule being broken.
This could be a browser extension, pretty easily.
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Fun fact: Terry Davis wrote the source code for Mainchan.
Ok I'll add this in the next update.
I do the same thing when I go to reddit lol
It'll be easier to claim the subs, yes. But you can just add mods.
Mainchan is incorporated in Canada and loli is illegal here.
Kinda. Sometimes.
Mainchan is pretty new and we don't have many users yet.
>Can anyone tell me what to expect?
At this point Mainchan is what you make it. You could probably out-post everyone else combined if you want to and define the culture of the website singlehandedly.
rolling out a potential fix for this tonight.
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OK I think I get it.
Posts have a value called "hotness". It's basically total score divided by time, standard reddit-like algorithm.
I made it so that hotness is automatically set to 0 after 48 hours.
So the query builder is looking to sort by hotness. But once it runs out of posts with hotness, it just returns old ass posts because the default sort is by ID and these posts are some of the first posts on mainchan.
That might be it.
Also
>Setting a sorting order is not saved between sessions. Neither is setting sort order on subs or in user settings respected. Sort order always defaults to "Hot" either on refresh or in next session.
This isn't a bug. Subchans decide what the default order is of posts/comments. I haven't implemented anything to store user sort order. Maybe I will at some later point