Sieve Social
Checking O+K
Server identity at load: anonymous (anonymous)

Home

One community, normal scroll, embedded sister-node comparisons.

MMara@mara12m

Sieve Social should feel like a normal community feed until the ranking starts getting uncannily useful. The first proof is replies that actually rise for the reader, not for outrage.

Siftable list

What should prove Sieve Social first?

Vote the prototype proof points up as you scroll.

4 items
Private linkParticipants can add items7 day voting7 day link
  1. Replies rank better than recency35 rank · 7-2
  2. Siftable lists feel native in posts31 rank · 6-2
  3. Taste controls visibly change the feed25 rank · 5-3
  4. Named media becomes reusable culture20 rank · 4-3
55 rank8-2 pairwise
NNia@nia4m

Make the A/B votes apply to sister nodes everywhere: posts in the feed, replies under one parent, media variants under one prompt, even community rules later.

38 rank6-1 pairwise
IInez@inez9m

The ambient reason to visit matters. Lists are intentional. Social is the open tab that keeps collecting taste evidence while people are just being people.

33 rank5-1 pairwise
TTheo@theo7m

The danger is trying to launch a whole new social network. The v0 should be one community, one feed, and one ranking behavior people can immediately feel.

23 rank3-2 pairwise
A or B

Which sister node should rise?

Posts in The Workshop feed

AAsh@ash21m

The named-media piece still feels magical, but it can wait. A stub chip is enough until generation, cost controls, and abuse filters stop being infrastructure soup.

sephirothposting.pngstub
37 rank4-3 pairwise
CCal@cal14m

Do not put image generation on the critical path. The social skeleton has to be alive before the media spellbook matters.

29 rank4-1 pairwise
RRae@rae17m

The stub should still behave like an object: reusable, rankable, and nameable. Even fake media should teach the shape.

18 rank2-1 pairwise
JJune@june32m

Communities need ownership from day one. Not complex courts, just moderators, local norms, reports, and visible rules.

32 rank3-2 pairwise