Reading the community feed
The four ways to sort what members have published, searching across articles, topics and authors, and following a topic without following a person.
The community feed is everything Revquix members have published. Anyone can read it, signed in or not.
It is not the same thing as the Revquix Blog, which is written in-house - see where your posts appear for the distinction.
Four ways to read it#
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| For You | Ranked against the skills on your profile. |
| Following | Only the people you follow. |
| Trending | What is being read right now. |
| Latest | Everything, newest first. |
For You and Following need an account - they are questions about you, and have no answer otherwise. Signed out, the feed opens on Latest; signed in, on For You.
Search#
The search bar above the feed looks across three things at once, and groups the results as it types:
- Articles - matching posts, ranked by relevance rather than date.
- Topics - jump straight to a topic's page.
- Authors - jump straight to somebody's profile.
Searching replaces the feed with results; clearing it puts the feed back.
Topics#
Every post carries topics, and each topic has its own page at
/community/tag/<topic> listing everything tagged with it.
The topic panel beside the feed shows how many published posts each one has, which is a quicker read than it sounds: a topic with three posts is not a topic worth following yet.
Topic pages are the right thing to bookmark if you follow a subject rather than a person - they keep working as authors come and go.
Saving something for later#
Every card has a save control. Saved posts go to your saved blogs, which is a private reading list - the author sees a count, never who.
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