This is how threads should work for clients: if I click/tap on any item in the thread, I should be given a view of the entire thread. When I return to timeline view that thread should be filtered out, as I’ve read it already.
It should also be trivial to knock an entire thread out of my timeline view if I don’t care about it.
Paul Reinheimer /
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2024-05-06 22:44:45
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