Both Group, and Blog/Feed pages have been enhanced to display their most recent activity.
So, for blogs and feeds: the most recent posts from a blog or feed; for groups – much more fun – a real-time aggregated feed from all the members of that group. Here’s an example for the UK Labour Party’s group.
You can also see that joining or leaving an open group – or applying to join a restricted group – is simply a matter of a single click.
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Good idea this site.
I just viewed it with chrome, fonts set to very large and it wasn’t pretty.
The lines tends to overlap and ain’t readable.
It looks good in a standard Firefox layout, so I wonder how best to allow users to up their fonts but get a reasonable picture of things?
Not sure, I’ll leave that to you.
I appreciate that you are probably fine tuning the format I hope that my observation helps.
PS: Will you be considering how to add text to speech (like the New Statesman does) or something similar which would increase the accessibility of the site?
eitherway good luck
Thanks for the feedback – much appreciated.
I’ve got a version of Chrome on my Mac and, yep, there are definitely some overlaps. Any chance you could send me a screenshot (to: agr@poblish.org) of what you’re seeing, though? Just to make sure I’m getting a true reflection of what you’ve seen, especially re. font sizes.
I hadn’t considered a text-to-speech facility, but I’ll certainly try to add one. It looks like the service the NS uses is a paid one, and unfortunately I can’t really commit to something like that until Poblish is properly funded
Thanks!
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