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Impossible to upload images during Spanish evenings
For the past few weeks, there have been specific times when it’s impossible to upload images to Primfeed. It has happened twice this week (to my knowledge). When you try to upload a photo for a post, it gets stuck loadingmaking no progress and eventually, the image just disappears. This happens while other users are successfully uploading their posts, so I’m not sure what might be causing the error. I’ve asked others, and they are experiencing the same issue.
Improve Text Posts & Social Connections
I’d love to suggest a couple of improvements that could make Primfeed feel even more complete as a social platform, particularly when it comes to conversation, community building, and discovering people beyond visual content. At the moment, Primfeed works incredibly well as a visual platform. Photos naturally receive a lot of visibility and engagement, while text-only posts can feel considerably less integrated into the overall feed experience. I think giving text posts more presence; whether through improved feed distribution, dedicated formatting, previews, or simply making them feel like a more native part of the platform could encourage more discussions, storytelling, announcements, roleplay-related content, and community interaction. The second suggestion would be expanding the way users connect with one another. Currently, following someone works very well for consuming their content, but there is a difference between following a creator and building a social connection. A system that allowed users to send a connection/friend request, or perhaps invite existing contacts from Second Life to connect on Primfeed, could make discovering and maintaining relationships much easier. This could potentially include: Better integration and visibility for text-only posts, so they can participate in the feed more naturally alongside photos. A Connect / Add Friend system, separate from Following if desired. The ability to invite existing Second Life contacts/friends to Primfeed. Better tools for discovering people you already know in-world. Continued development of private messaging, making Primfeed not only a place to publish content, but also somewhere communities can actually interact. I don’t think Primfeed needs to become “Facebook for Second Life”; its visual identity is one of its strongest qualities. But adding stronger social-networking features on top of what already exists could bridge the gap between a photo-sharing platform and a true Second Life social network. For communities, roleplay regions, event organizers, creators, clubs, and businesses, I think this could be particularly valuable because a large part of Second Life happens through conversation and relationships, not only through photography. Primfeed already has the audience and the visual side of the experience. Strengthening the social layer could make people spend more time interacting inside Primfeed, rather than using it primarily as a gallery and then moving conversations elsewhere.
Events and Flyers Gallery
I'd love to suggest adding a dedicated Events Gallery or an option for event organizers to upload promotional flyers directly to their existing event listings. Currently, Primfeed allows users to create events, but promoting those events through flyers or promotional posts requires a paid commercial account. Flyers or promotional content gets taken down on the main gallery even if it has a commercial content tag on it. As someone who co-owns a small community events venue, I find this a little limiting. We aren't a retail store, nor are we advertising products for sale. We organize social gatherings, themed events, live music, and community experiences. I understand the need for commercial accounts and advertising restrictions, but I think there should be a distinction between businesses promoting products and community venues promoting activities that bring people together. A dedicated Events Gallery could allow organizers to share flyers, event information, and upcoming activities without requiring a commercial subscription. This could also benefit Primfeed by encouraging community engagement, helping residents discover events, and giving smaller venues more visibility. I'd love to see Primfeed offer more support for the communities and creators who contribute to Second Life's social experiences.
A Fair and Consistent Approach to AI & Greenscreen Content
Dear Luke, I completely respect the choice of those who don't wish to see photographs using greenscreen or AI-generated backgrounds, and I understand that Primfeed needs rules. At the same time, I wonder whether there could be a way to respect those who do enjoy this type of creative work as well... perhaps through a simple choice or setting that allows people to decide what they wish to see. What concerns me most is consistency. AI-generated backgrounds are sold as Second Life products in-world and on the Marketplace, and we can also see examples of AI backgrounds and composited images appearing in the Public Gallery. I completely understand that the rules may still be under discussion, but I hope there can ultimately be a clear and consistent approach that applies equally to everyone. I also hope that the impact on bloggers and the creators who sponsor them can be taken into consideration. Perhaps this is something that could be put to the community through a vote or poll, so that different perspectives can be heard? You've created something with enormous potential Luke, and I genuinely believe it could become something truly magical. I would simply love to see that potential embraced in a way that gives people as much creative freedom and choice as possible. ❤️
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Links showing "redirect" code in URL
Links showing the redirect code in the URL, it happens after c/p URLS from older posts or using the duplicate feature in featured ADs.
Aspect ratio for product credits to 4x3
The Second Life Marketplace image aspect ratio is 4×3, but the Primfeed credits image preview is different, so it ends up looking quite stretched/flattened. Here’s an example for one of my products! Would you consider changing the credit preview aspect ratio to be 4×3 since that’s what most creators make their posters in for the Marketplace? Thank you for your consideration. :) (By the way, love the website, you’re doing an amazing job and I appreciate all of the care you’ve put into adding features that people want and love.)
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Default rating in their account settings
I was thinking about possible ways to help with the content rating issue, and something Flickr has been doing for a long time came to mind. On Flickr, users can set a default content rating for all their posts instead of having to select it every time they upload something. In my case, for example, Moderate is always my default. When I know a post can be General, I simply change it manually. Maybe Primfeed could implement something similar — allowing each user to choose their default rating in their account settings. I think this could help prevent accidental rating mistakes and, at the same time, reduce some of the moderation workload for your team. Additionally, I’d like to suggest less restrictive content ratings and more consideration of the actual context of an image. For example, I find it difficult to understand why a casual photo of me and my friends at a swimming pool should automatically be considered Moderate simply because we’re wearing swim briefs. There is nothing inherently sexual about that context. In my country, we have a saying: “If you don’t want to see the stars, don’t look at the sky.” I don’t know how large the portion of the community that feels uncomfortable with this kind of content actually is, but I do know that a significant part of the SL community sees swimwear, underwear, and the human body very naturally and enjoys expressing themselves that way. So perhaps the question is: should we cover the entire sky simply because some people are uncomfortable looking up and seeing the stars? I believe there’s room for a better balance — protecting people who don’t want to see certain content without unnecessarily restricting everyone else. Just an idea that I thought might be useful.
Timer To Next Poast
I think it would be a huge conveinince if you could place a time on the ‘New Post’ screen, right at the beginning, that shows how long till I can load again. Instead of going through the motions of wrting the script, headlines and laoding pix to find i cant laod yet.
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When opening the view share menu, then close it, then open it again, the list disappear
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Archive Photos
It would be awesome if there were an archive photo option rather than deleting it entirely. Sometimes, there are situations where you want to remove a photo, but don't want to lose it entirely.
Child Avatar Account Tag With a Two-Way Filter
I’d like to see PrimFeed give users the option to designate their account as a child-avatar or child-roleplay account, with a visible tag. Once designated, those accounts would only be able to view and interact with General-rated (G) content, keeping 18+ posts off limits. For those of us who aren’t involved in child-avatar RP, there should also be an optional filter that works both ways. We wouldn’t see those accounts or related content in our feeds and recommendations, including child-avatar store items and ads. They also wouldn’t be able to view our profiles or posts, like, comment, follow, or message us. Second Life already doesn’t allow child avatars in Adult-rated regions, so I’d like to see a similar boundary here. My posts can be 18+, and I’m not comfortable with child-avatar accounts interacting with that content. Other people may feel the same way and should have the option to set that boundary too. The tag is about the avatar and the roleplay, not the person’s real age. People can enjoy their RP, and those of us who don’t want to be involved can keep it separate without having to block every account individually.
verify stores for EasyBlogger
It would be very nice, when it is possible, when someone create a store for EasyBlogger, that they need to verify it with the avatar which created it, like a login code or something like that (so it can be saved in the EasyBlogger Logs and if something happen, the Real Shop owner can contact the EasyBlogger/Primfeed support to get that infos, to be able to contact Linden Labs with that infos “if as example someone meant i created it with an ALT for my Store”). It will make it more safe, that none will create a store where she/he isn’t the owner and makes problem for the real shop owner. Maybe a way (if possible) could be, that only the Real Owner Avatar can create a Store which already exist in Second Life. If a Owner from a Store has Problems with her/his Account or so and made a new one (Avatar) that they verify it with Uploads from the Store, to show it is the real Owner. New store also should be verify when they create a new and not already exist Store, like with a login code sent to this avatar, like some other second life social media does (i do not write them here, is advertising then). So those stores can also be registred to this avatar. Sure we all can never be 100% safe but it may help a little bit that no fake accounts steal already exist Store Names. If they add different stuff and all, customer will also be very unsure. Maybe (if possible) it could also work, a second way to this first idea, a store will be public after one week, when the Avatar is often online and active, listed payment infos on the avatar as well, without it is possible, sure, but it's not very common for the avatar to be able to upload things, like shop logo, items and stuff (if possible to control that).
In light of updates to TOS
With the new section of the TOS regarding Scripting/Bot Usage/False engagement through third party sources; If someone has been found to have been inflating their engagement with bots, is there a way to remove the false engagement so stores aren't recruiting folks who have been using these methods to appear more influential? It seems unfair and unjust that someone can engage in third party acts like this, get their numbers up, and therefore secure opportunities over folks who are doing the genuine work simply because they APPEAR more profitable. If there is no way to separate real engagement from what was falsely gained, perhaps in the interest of making the platform safe and honest while also taking a stance against these activities, wouldn’t it make sense to set the engagement of accounts, proven to have used third party means to boost their numbers, to 0 on every shared photo, as well as remove it from the Public Gallery? While it will also remove true engagement, it would further make it clear that the risk of using outside means to boost numbers means ALL engagement, real and fabricated, will be lost on a post if the account is proven to have used third party engagement enhancers. I am curious if you are able to also verify third party means for followers as well? If it is possible to use third party means to boost engagement on individual posts, then I would suspect it is also possible they are being used to inflate followers. Perhaps accounts investigated for these methods should also have that area looked at? Perhaps add a requirement for those accounts being caught using third party means to boost engagement that in order to avoid permanent suspension, they must agree to having their entire body of work reviewed and if false engagement is found, having that content reset to 0 engagement. Perhaps add that they cannot remove the posts found to have been falsely inflated as that would mitigate the effects of the agreement and hide what they had done. This is a severe violation of trust and should be treated as such.
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No more AI generated content on my feed please, not even backgrounds
Honestly, I have enough of seeing more and more AI generated content from people who do not have to tag it. I am requesting a mandatory tag for all AI content used by whomever, commercial, bloggers, foregrounds, backgrounds, users, all. This way those who love it can post it, and us AI haters can filter it out. Please! It´s becoming a real pain!
Curated feed?
If this exists I apologize but I wonder if it’s possible to make feed lists so you can tailor who you wish to see? Still having an ALL Feeds option for all you follow but a curated one too? Or having the option to keep following but maybe to pause their posts? Thank you for taking time to see my post and have a great day!
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Push notifications for events?
I’d love to get a notification on my phone that oh, the event I was interested in is starting. I lose track of time and dates super easily, especially since I’m not in the same time zone. A simple toggle for those that want it/don’t want it like we have other for notifications. Thanks <3</p>
Mentioned Tab
It would be great to have a tab where posts you’d been mentioned in can be listed. Across the top where Gallery and Albums are would be awesome.
Custom handles
Hey! I had a little feature suggestion for Primfeed. Would it be possible to have custom display handles separate from our actual usernames? For example, my username is “xyz,” but I’d love to be able to have a separate @handle that I could customize, kind of like how Twitter/X does it. So the username would still stay the same for account purposes, but we could choose a custom handle that’s displayed on our profile/posts. I think it’d be a really nice way to personalize profiles without having to change our actual usernames!
Issues with embedded SLURLs
It is great that we have embedded links now, Primfeed internal links can now also be embedded. The warning page for external links is an additional bonus! However, SLURLs cannot be embedded, they “fall back” to the regular Primfeed link format, sometimes as a double, and delete the entered link text that I marked for the embedded link. Please kindly let us embed SLURLs, too. Thank you! 😃
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Inserting emote Inserts them twice.
Using Windows 11 on Chrome - Right clicking the text box and selecting “emoji” and clicking once on a emote will insert them twice into the text box. This never happened a while back so it seems to be a new bug. Not sure if its a primfeed issue, or a chrome issue.
Similar to Youtube with it's play buttons. What about a Primfeed cube award that could be similar for users to display in their homes?
I was watching a youtuber the other day and thought, huh, that’d be pretty neat to have a nice lil mesh on the wall of the home!