Is there a way to filter out which categories show up in the "most recent" feed?
Or any way to see a filtered feed? I don't care about the customer stories.
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Posted 2 years ago·Last reply 2 years ago
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Or any way to see a filtered feed? I don't care about the customer stories.
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OP2 years agoTech talk is something I'll probably never be interested in. It's sounds too salesy. If it's a post about a product feature or how to do something, it should just be in product discussions.
Technical communications - i'm on the fence. Not sure what kind of stuff will go in there. The one thing that is in there is interesting.
The bigger issue is that there's no way a user can customize the content areas that he sees in a feed? I've already tried using my notifications page, but that shows likes too (even though i've got likes notifications turned off), so that feed is too busy.
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·2 years agoTech Talk is intended to be how-tos, new feature posts, and updates, not about sales. I've added an idea for customized feeds, and unread feeds!
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OP2 years agoJust give me a way to filter out the customer stories.
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·2 years agoThere are lot's of options, just not something end users can configure. I am sure there are several people who want a different view and to filter out what they want/do not want to see. If you can tell me exactly what you DO want to see, then I can check to see if there is some widget configuration that can get you closer.
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OP2 years agoThat's a bummer. Not being able to focus on the stuff I'm interested in means the community is all or nothing. Either i see everything in the community or i drop out and see nothing.
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·2 years agoFeeds are based on structure. There are 2 main categories Product & Customer. Parent Categories will show content from the children, children/forums show whats in each of those. While Community Home shows everything.
The choices are below, and while I can select what goes here based on structure, users cannot filter their content based on structure.