@vincent Does Micro.blog API limit how many posts Gluon can display if you open it after a long time? I opened the app today after ~6 hours but could only see posts going back 3 hours. I could see the rest on the native app. @help.

@pratik One more hand raised for the same issue. I checked after waking up this morning and I can go back only 3 hours. @vincent

@mcg Not by choice. I do get thrown to the top of the timeline when I launch the app. Need timeline sync. @purisubzi

@mcg What @pratik said. I would love timeline sync. But having written some syncing protocols in a previous life, I know how hard it is to get right!

@purisubzi @pratik No doubt it's hard to get it right. I find it interesting how we like to complain about the lack of chronological timelines on the big social networks and yet we don't really have them on the alternatives. It's also why I stick to Icro here. It does a good job of holding position and allowing chronological reading.

@maique It's about what's more important to you for sure. Icro is nice enough and the biggie for me, holds position. Gluon is exceptional, except it looses position and totally skips older posts at times.

@mcg Thank you for the headsup on Icro. I'll try it out. I think M.b does the chronological timeline well -- I prefer reading it the way it is. I've mulling over what I said earlier and I think my reaction might have been a bit kneejerk in terms of wanting features copied over. One of the reasons why I like it here is that it tries to break the mould of a typical social network. And if I am coming along for the ride, I have to learn what it is rather than trying to see what it can be.

@vincent 🤞🙏

@purisubzi I follow people to read what they have to say, so missing posts due to timeline issues bugs me. Kind of like having and RSS reader that randomly drops posts or... and algorithmic timeline. I completely agree tho that MB is a different place and it's a good thing.