"Most Voted Topics" ordering time limit
I browse by activity, like most of us, but every couple days I give a look to the most voted topics to see how the community is shaping the consolidated content because once we are at a more finalized code (trust, tags, etc) I think that the most voted content should reflect the most high quality as well.
I just realize that the default timing is 24h timespan. This means that the list show the most voted, created in the last 24h.
It is my opinion that on tildes we should give content more time to be consumed. We don't need the frenetic feeding of Reddit. Some people could just not open tildes today but maybe tomorrow, and lose good content with this default timespan.
I suppose registered users will be able to customise their home page default filtering but as "soon" we should open for reading without login, we should think about who just come by to read and is not registered (yet).
What's your opinion on this?
I think 24 hours works while we are small and most people browse by activity. Most activity in older threads seems to be pronged conversations In deeply nested comments. It's easy to customize and expanse your view after you check out the latest stuff. I like it so far.