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Does that mean that you dó get Sifa? 😅

At the moment, it just seems to be an aggregator for atproto content. Not intending to minimise it with "just". An aggregator is useful, up to a point.

Ugh, all these atmosphere apps are great and all, but they feel developer-designed. There is no story being presented. Why should I care about you? (Not sifa specifically, just any of those apps.)

Tangled is cool (although not functionally mature enough for me, last time I looked) and I can see a use-case for that. But things like leaflet really do not inspire me as a user, at all. And I dont feel any attempt *to* inspire me in that direction, either. Maybe I am just too Gen X?

And if you want the perfect example of developer-driven good-concept-bad-implementation, look at standard.site. It's like the very early days of Linux, where you had to hack scripts and config files. But this is really a judgement on the whole ecosystem, not sifa.

I think it's also good to realize that most of these apps are < 1 year old Most of the platforms that we are used to and/or these are competing with are over 10, sometimes over 20 years old, so there are bound to be some rough edges still

I think it's also good to realize that most of these apps are < 1 year old Most of the platforms that we are used to and/or these are competing with are over 10, sometimes over 20 years old, so there are bound to be some rough edges still

I think it's also good to realize that most of these apps are < 1 year old Most of the platforms that we are used to and/or these are competing with are over 10, sometimes over 20 years old, so there are bound to be some rough edges still

The /activity page is indeed aggregating atproto activity (or other like RSS, GitHub, ORCID) that you created (so not just simple likes). The /p/{username} pages are your classic profile/CV pages that LinkedIn also offers (although we aim to add a layer of more "proven/attested" data as well)