Just a quick post to say thank you for the great app, and see what others are thinking.

I’ve been trying wefwef, Mlem and Memmy. I have subscribed to many communities from other instances, and a lot of them are still “subscription pending”, strangely wefwef is the only app that shows these communities and not just the ones that are no longer pending. A feature I’d love to see implemented would be haptics when sliding to upvote/downvote etc.

What do you appreciate most about wefwef, and what are you looking forward to that isn’t already implemented?

  • @UndulyUnruly
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    1 year ago

    Apollo refugee. Moved from Reddit (fuck you spez!).

    I really enjoy wefwef. The user interface is very similar to Apollo. Naturally, Apollo is extremely feature rich when it comes to filtering and subscription management etc and I’m sure it will get much better over time.

    wefwef is impressive tbh, keen to see where it goes.

    I have not seen the need yet to try others as this is early journey for me.

    Fair winds and following seas for you all.

    • @Wailzy
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      51 year ago

      Also here from day 1 Apollo, and have abandoned Reddit as well.

      I like wefwef, but I found I had a lot of issues with it where things weren’t loading or processing as well as they do on other apps, so I have about 5 different ones that I’ve been rotating between - and my favorite has been Memmy so far.

      I do see many benefits to wefwef, I think it’s super clean and I see the appeal, plus it’s definitely something I’ll keep checking back in on - but I’m happy to experiment with all of them right now.

    • BearOP
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      31 year ago

      Forgot to mention in my post but I am also coming from Apollo. When everything started to go to shit on Reddit I realized if Apollo isn’t there I’m not gonna be either. Began this transition a little while ago, found which instance I wanted to be based in then made this account. I’ll admit thought the instance matters less than I originally thought it would.