I owned Sync for reddit on 3 different accounts and have paid for ad free on Sync for Lemmy. You’ve made an amazing app that really just ticks all my boxes.

Would you consider taking the ability to tag out of the subscription plan? My UI is incredibly simple and tags really help me to recognize people who have seemed fake, been antagonistic, etc.

I could just block these people, but I use blocking as an absolute last option because every opinion has value, regardless if it aligns with mine. So unless they are outright hostile or I have enough reason to think they’re a bot, I don’t want to block, but I do want to remember who’s who.

I wouldn’t really benefit from any other subscription features, and I can’t justify a monthly fee just for tags.

Hope you consider it!

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    1 year ago

    Oh wow, he locked tags behind a paywall? Damn, that’s not how it was for SfR. Just put the tag syncing behind the paywall, ljd, no need to completely take away a previously free feature!

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        1 year ago

        Could local tags be a free feature? Ultra required to back up and restore? I think many dedicated taggers would still spring for it.

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            1 year ago

            Fair enough. I don’t see any other apps rolling it out anyway. I appreciate being able to highlight trolls but really it’s just a bonus. Thanks for the response.

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            1 year ago

            Please either create a local storage for tags that then gets synced to the cloud when you have ultra or remove the tag button when you don’t have ultra. It just taunts you otherwise.