Feature Requests

I browse Primfeed exclusively in G rating. I'm noticing however that there's a lot of not-G stuff slipping through, often by more adult-oriented accounts who have a laxer view on what constitutes a G image or not. It would be helpful for folks like me if users were able to tag their entire profile as a rating, and then we were able to go into our setting and filter accts with or without specific tags from Discovery and Gallery. This could also be extended so that accounts that feature lots of AI usage can tag themselves as such, and we could filter whether we want to see those or not too. And heck, extend it even further with content tags for entire profiles. Is your account for familiy RP blogging? Teegle activities? Furry stuff? Grid exploration? Club hopping? Or like me, do you feature lots of animal avs and nonhuman stuff? More ways to customize one's Primfeed exploration is always a plus imo. It would make finding accts relavant to one's interest much easier, and also help protect users who don't want to see certain content.

Stores having a "subscribe" button and a more official gold checkmark is great and all, but id like a similar feature for say... Roleplaying sims and a way to search for things like that more specifically... Things to do are as important as what to wear to them...

I'd love to be able to set it so adult and adult+ images have a spoiler overlay similar to Bluesky. That way if something grosses me out I can quick click to be spoiler overlayed again and not have to leave the page that may have other images I want to continue looking at.

Heya, I would like to suggest, similar to what Flickr does, allowing us to write as much as we want in our posts. I am a photographer and I tell stories through my photos, often incorporating dialogues and lengthy texts. ✒️ This limit stifles the creativity of some creators who place particular importance on writing. 💭 Here is an example of the type of content I create, which I unfortunately could not share due to the character limit: https://gyazo.com/241f7966fa4d1efa69506e3874ec17a6 ⚛️ I find it unfortunate, because in my case, I likely won't be able to publish this type of content, given the current limitations, especially since I have much longer texts than this. Any limit will always be a hindrance for creatives who seek to bring their photos to life with writing and layout work. 😿 I hope my request will be considered so that there is not just one form of art (photography) available on your platform. Thanksy for reading ☮️ Kiana Kaslana ⭐

When posting a topic with a picture, it would be useful to include commonly recognized links such as: _________________________________________________________________________________ Landmark URL | Marketplace URL | Flickr URL | Facebook URL | Twitter/X URL | Personal Website URL | Deviant Art URL | YouTube URL | Discord URL | Mastodon URL | ArtStation URL _________________________________________________________________________________ It would be great to have a feature that allows users to select the platform icon (such as the ones mentioned above) and then only accepts the corresponding platform URL. This could help reduce fraud, scams, and suspicious links. Personally, I prefer links related to the Second Life community. _________________________________________________________________________________ This is a proposal for the Primfeed platform, and here is a simple example of what I mean. [ 1 ] - In the first image, it shows how to display and add the options before posting. [ 2 ] - The second image demonstrates how the options will appear and the optimal placement, in my opinion. However, you have the freedom to choose and add any other elements. Any additional text for the post would be placed below the main content, as it is now. Note: It would be best if a person could add more than one link for the same category. For example, a blogger might need to provide a link for each product, requiring multiple links for locations and marketplace URLs, etc. There are various ways to implement this, and many ideas to consider, but I hope this concept is adopted. _________________________________________________________________________________ [ The idea is to arrange the post with the links in the best possible way. ] thank you S7 Alpha

Hi! I did a search on Canny for "API" and anything else in this vein, and came up with a bunch of messages from around a year ago saying you'd consider working on a programming interface in your 2026 docket. Since it's been about twelve months since you closed those messages... would now be a good time to ask? The simplest API that would be useful would just be the ability to make a post under your own account (using a revokable API token, the same way other modern web services do it.) I'm particularly keen on this one as I'd like to develop a HUD application that allows posting to Primfeed from inside SL. Beyond that, you might want to take a look at the APIs for the major microblogging platforms: - https://docs.bsky.app/docs/category/http-reference - https://docs.x.com/x-api/introduction - https://docs.joinmastodon.org/api/ - https://developers.facebook.com/docs/threads/reference These have varying levels of complexity, and functionality, but they're all pretty mature, so many of the use cases and sharp corners have already been sorted out. Of course, there's an inherent danger in going too far with any programmatic interface—most of the problems on Twitter are enabled by bots and scrapers using the API, after all. Fortunately, the insular nature of SL and the use of SL logins already keeps out most of the crap. If you decide to leave out major features from the API like scraping contact info from replies or browsing the main feed, that is 100% understandable; it'll appease privacy-paranoid people and lower the overall server costs of supporting third-party tools. But I really would urge you not to discount the idea entirely. The more Primfeed grows, the more users will want to extend it with apps. Already you have a planned giveaway tool, https://feedback.primfeed.com/feature-requests/p/giveaway-tool-and-automatic-winner-picker — this could easily be implemented by anyone with API access to see their own followers list and make posts. In general, offering an API will allow you to offload this work onto third parties rather than having to scale the Primfeed dev team (such as it is) to keep up with demand, as well as saving you the time you'd otherwise inking agreements and shaking hands to enable collaborations you might actively be interested in pursuing.

Allowing friends to see which events you'd like to attend from the events tab will drive social engagement in more ways than one. It would encourage more people to attend the event, while also encouraging the host to list more events in the future. I would also note that privacy is a potential concern with this one as stalkers are sometimes a thing in SL.

I suggest adding a feature to Primfeed, similar the Second Life Destination Guide, that highlights photography Sims and visually stunning regions. As someone who loves discovering beautiful Sims, I used to rely on Flickr to find new regions. Currently, I find it challenging to do this in Primfeed. Adding a list of locations with preview images, short descriptions, and SLURLs for easy teleportation would make it simpler and more fun to explore Second Life on Primfeed. This feature would also improve Primfeed by helping users discover new places more easily and enjoy the platform even more.

It would be pretty neat to see rez days become celebrated again! Maybe an option for Rez Day and Birthday? Either day, would be kinda nice! :D

The length of profile content is far too short. Doubling the current character length would be a reasonable starting point.