Hide post button. Not always but sometimes I see a post I'm just not interested in or are questionable and don't want to see them
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If I didn't get 403 errors when trying to post to groups that I'm subscribed to.
If the goddamn TLDR bot updated regularly and if it appeared on every post with an article within 5 min.
Probably some central home page. That has a set of communities.
I think the most common complaint from new users is that it's too complicated and "I can't find anything"
If there was just a reddit front page esque thing going on I think the barrier to entry would be lower.
I use Kbin, so my experience is a little different, but do Lemmy instances not have default communities? If not, that seems like a pretty good addition, but if so, then I think that experience is going to be largely dictated by the individual instance you're signing up with.
I should be able to "hide read posts" and not have it apply to my own posts/comments in my profile.
That's a good one, I never thought about the issue of it applying to your own content
Just general stability things. Images not loading. Comment counts appearing but not being able to load. No handling for blocked posts via direct link. No handling for hidden posts via direct link when hiding already-viewed posts. Not being able to see your own posts when hiding already-viewed posts. Upvoting or downvoting a post clears the in-progress comment box.
More diverse politics stances rather than just commies and liberals
Honestly I just and less politics. More diverse just means more fighting. I just want less politics in subs that are not inherently political.