1. Federation: Connect Havn to the FediverseHas Havn considered federating via ActivityPub? This W3C standard enables decentralized interaction across platforms like Mastodon, Lemmy, PeerTube, etc. Federation would expand Havn’s reach, boost user engagement, and increase platform resilience by tapping into the growing Fediverse ecosystem.By allowing users to follow and interact with Havn content f ...

It might be helpful to add some type of tag after the name “anonymous” so you know who is responding to whom in a thread.

Cool site. Mods have probably already considered this, but I recommend promoting the platform a bit more on Reddit and Hacker News. Some people in those places are quite receptive to ideas like this site. Outside of that, people on open source social media like Lemmy, Mastodon and BlueSky might be open to it in principle. Good luck to the creators of Havn.

At first I thought this is an issue. Not to be able to downvote a comment I don't agree with, upvoting and commenting a post that speaks to my soul.BUT it really feels kinda refreshing.Not to let your opinion be manipulated up front by the number of votesNot feel disliked if I posted a meaningless topic or a cringe opinionNot being under pressure to at least hit 20 upvotesSo, thanks to the makers! ...

Title really, allowing multiple tags per post (#cars, #racing) would help with better discovery when using the "Tabs" section of the website to discover posts as we grow, moreover posts can revolve around a topic that can be expressed in more than 1 tag and feels restrictive.

What stops people from acting like different people and making several replies acting like different people at a time on a post? This can be detrimental to organic, healthy discussion.Hence, I suggest to consider implementing, what I call as "Thread-Local Pseudonyms", and the idea is to assign temporary user ID that is generated randomly to a user, that only persists within a single thread.For exa ...

The UX is sleek but maybe lacks a bit of color.Best of luck for your start!