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    1. You can't see your own user info

      Other people's profile has join date and invited by on the right : https://i.imgur.com/OBQG9BH.png You cannot see this on your own profile : https://i.imgur.com/6F8Fj1V.png Not that important, but...

      Other people's profile has join date and invited by on the right : https://i.imgur.com/OBQG9BH.png

      You cannot see this on your own profile : https://i.imgur.com/6F8Fj1V.png

      Not that important, but probably worth sticking at the bottom of the to-do list.

      25 votes
    2. Minor Suggestion: special @OP user

      It would be neat if typing '@op' inside a topic resulted in a link to the profile of that topic's poster. So, in this topic, @OP and @elf would be equivalent. Also sorry @deimos for spamming...

      It would be neat if typing '@op' inside a topic resulted in a link to the profile of that topic's poster. So, in this topic, @OP and @elf would be equivalent.

      Also sorry @deimos for spamming ~tildes with suggestions (not actually sorry though.)

      20 votes
    3. Suggestion: Special anonymous group

      I think it would be fun to have an ~anon group, with the feature that all topics and replies are shown as being posted by 'anonymous'. It might need more active moderation than other ~groups...

      I think it would be fun to have an ~anon group, with the feature that all topics and replies are shown as being posted by 'anonymous'. It might need more active moderation than other ~groups though, and it would need to develop its own identity so it isn't just an anonymous replica of the rest of ~s.

      16 votes
    4. Crossposting on Tildes

      One of the very frustrating things for me on reddit is the way crossposting works, essentially making it a karma whoring feature more than anything else. Can crossposting be simplified? For...

      One of the very frustrating things for me on reddit is the way crossposting works, essentially making it a karma whoring feature more than anything else.

      Can crossposting be simplified? For example: I just posted a topic in ~tv, however I realize it applies more to ~comp (sorry, I was premature on posting it somewhere - maybe it can be moved?) but could fit in ~tv as it's related, even if being a 3rd cousin from the groups intent. It would be nice to be able to pick the groups I'd like to publish it to, so the discussion is centralized and consistent - if that makes sense?

      *Removed a word

      11 votes