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My Top 9 on @rodeodotclub featuring @stc, @texadelic, @msanga, nomurashukuko, @paul-prudence, @teledildofonics, @itsgalo, and lunamazight

coding, algorithmic art, workshops 
stc.github.io

Artist/Writer /the-library /geoblocks ✷ https://linktr.ee/paulprudence ✷ Live: ISO/IEC 10646 ⟶  https://verse.works/series/iso-iec-10646-by-paul-prudence

Artist, designer, writer, and educator working across various creative fields from architecture to digital art to experimental software.

I am Space Doctor. I make prints, abstracts and ambient soundscapes.  coecon ganggang

I am also a catelevator  

https://linktr.ee/teledildofonics

Visual artist un transition

commissions are open

https://linktr.ee/Msangalli

The creative social network. ✳︎ rodeo.club

"grossiga mpfa habla horem",
Karawane, Von Hugo Ball, 1916 
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PFP: "Selfie disjunction"



Hosts /the-library — Moderates /gen-art /deca /newmasters
— Designs graphics + UI / Crafts code + technology / Collects art / Loves books / Builds community

😎 – I would love to be able to discover the latest listed first rather than only the most 'liked' – it would save me time scrolling –

Having only a hierarchical view of the works by sale (in explore category feeds) makes it a bit more difficult to discover pieces that might be more relevant. I imagine that will come eventually.

‘Relevant’ isn’t necessarily the best word here ;) I just feel that sometimes pieces 'more interesting' (subjectif) than the ‘best sellers’  get lost at the bottom of the feeds—not to mention the artists who list on Rodeo but aren’t on Warpcast. For them, I almost always discover their pieces by chance while browsing the category feeds. The ‘new posts’ notifications only apply to the artists you follow, right?

How would you define "relevant" otherwise? Or did you mean "recent"?
I exclusively use my "new posts" feed from notifications tab to browse new work relevant to me (activated notifications for all artists I'm interested in). In addition I check categories now and then and sometimes the home feed.