@mattiem @danielpunkass Not sure if philosophizing about the various possible colorings of the word “tool” is useful, but the tech did/does enable to create a lot of “things”, accomplish a lot of “goals”.

Tools cannot to be judged ethically, as they are inactive without an operator.

We can judge the quality of the tool. We do that a lot.

But when we involve ethics, even if we say “AI”, we are judging each other and arguing about our differences as human beings. That’s what’s happening.

@simonbs @ctietze Why “popular channels” should work for your interests? They exist to make profit. That’s natural.

The recent exp growth of the littering of the info space is a challenge though. But it also should be an incentive for efforts/experiments/systems/businesses for curation/moderation/filtering/discovery.

@charliemchapman @tuomas_h Great! So splash the color into the titlebar/toolbar area and try to restyle the selector to make sense.

The angle to this layout that seems to give additional appeal (at least for me personally) is that the app is about temporary lists and that fits the metaphor of notepad with tear out pages very well. Meaning that by distinctly coloring the top you are getting into visual language speaking this:

@dvrzan As a public data point you can just look at YouTube `watched` counts on video lists of dev content creators.

The only videos I personally watch are WWDC, as they are “documentation”. Otherwise, doc/article format.

I’m sure a lot of preference one way or another is coming from generational aspects and experience levels.

I can’t even say I *consume* tech content. Rather I collect blogs of “deep divers” by topics, so that when need arises I know where to scan for possible answers.