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One thing I do enjoy from reddit is finding threads/posts that have a lot of recent traction/replies.
On the main home page I think currently, there's only a "Latest posts" section at the top, do you think a "Trending Posts" toggle or something that would show threads that have a lot of momentum that day to show users what are some currently active conversations?
A naive/high level design for a thread's "trending score" could be:
1. Requires at least 5 posts on the thread on the current day to be considered "trending" (or some arbitrary number so that new posts don't automatically become top trending)
2. Score could be something like a decaying function where the sum of likes/comments is multiplied by a decaying factor?
And maybe each thread could have a "trending score" that gets recalculated with every new post on the thread?
Feel free to close this out if you think this is more work than it would help haha
On the main home page I think currently, there's only a "Latest posts" section at the top, do you think a "Trending Posts" toggle or something that would show threads that have a lot of momentum that day to show users what are some currently active conversations?
A naive/high level design for a thread's "trending score" could be:
1. Requires at least 5 posts on the thread on the current day to be considered "trending" (or some arbitrary number so that new posts don't automatically become top trending)
2. Score could be something like a decaying function where the sum of likes/comments is multiplied by a decaying factor?
And maybe each thread could have a "trending score" that gets recalculated with every new post on the thread?
Feel free to close this out if you think this is more work than it would help haha
