DatsFeed
DatsFeed is what your friends and groups have been doing, with controls to decide how much of it you see.
It has three feeds behind tabs — Friends, Groups and News — and, unusually, it hands you the filter rather than deciding for you. Friends Feed Control lets you narrow to particular people, include or exclude things you have saved, and set a relevancy percentage. Entries can be voted on and replied to without leaving the list. A vote is paid in credits, and it moves the author's social points.
How to
- Stop your feed showing you everythingThere is too much in it, or you only care about a few people right now.
What it can do
- See what your friends have been doing, in one list
- Switch between your friends' activity, your groups', and news
- Narrow the list to particular people
- Include, exclude, or show only things you have saved
- Turn a relevancy dial to cut the list down
- Vote on an entry, and reply to it without leaving the feed
- Refresh on demand rather than waiting
Worth knowing
⭐ Voting is not just a reaction — it costs credits and moves social points. An entry shows its score between the arrows and, beside it, what a vote costs: one social point's worth of credits, at the published conversion rate. An upvote gives the entry's author that social point and a downvote takes one away, so a feed is one of the places the tier on your account comes from. Taking a vote back does not refund it, and switching to the other arrow casts a new vote: a vote is a one-time purchase. See Points, credits & billing.
⚠️ Relevancy starts at 0%, which means nothing is filtered out by it until you raise it.
Who can see it
Your feed is assembled for you and nobody else sees it — the Feed tile on your page is marked Private — only you. What appears in it still obeys whatever the person who posted it chose. See Who can see what.
Where to find it: /your-name/feed