> sound more like 'custom feeds' which users can define based on global content, using predefined criteria determined by a client (web app) which don't really a

> sound more like 'custom feeds' which users can define based on global content, using predefined criteria determined by a client (web app) which don't really a way to control the behavior of. Which makes this feature only truly operate on the global layer, and 'custom' rather than 'composable'. To be clear, custom feeds aren’t defined in the client app. Anyone can run a custom feed on their own server and with arbitrary logic. A custom feed subscribes to a global firehose (which could also be run by a third party) and uses the stream of the events in the network to produce its results. A user can then publish such a feed under their account, and other users can consume it. This is essentially event sourcing. Here’s a technical paper with details: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.03239.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.03239.pdf We’ll have more to share on composable moderation in near future.