As an admin reviewing community feedback I want to assign a value score and priority level to each feedback post after evaluating it So that I can track which ideas have the most community impact and which are quickest to ship, helping the team prioritize development work Acceptance Criteria: Admin can set two fields on any feedback post (visible only to admins initially): Priority: Low / Medium / High / Critical (visual badges/colors for quick scanning) Value Score: 1-10 slider (reflects estimated user impact, urgency, or business value) These fields appear on the feedback detail page in an "Admin Assessment" section (locked to admin view only) Value & priority are editable — admin can change them as the roadmap evolves Feedback list view (in admin dashboard) can be sorted/filtered by: Priority level (e.g., "Show me all Critical items") Value score range (e.g., "8-10 only") Timestamp shows when value/priority was last updated and by which admin Assigning value/priority does not send a notification to the user (internal admin tool only) Keyboard shortcuts or batch actions allow quick triage (optional enhancement: "Select multiple posts → set priority to High")
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Journal entries can now have a category (20 options like Personal, Poetry, Creative Writing, Travel, Tech, and more). Categories appear on feed cards and entry pages, and a new category filter bar on the Explore page lets you browse by topic. Each category also has its own browse page at /category/[slug].
Fixed Letters textarea text visibility in dark mode — text is now readable when the compose area is unfocused.
Letter notification badges now clear immediately when you read a letter, without needing to navigate away.
The editor now has a focus mode toggle in the toolbar. Click it (or look for the expand icon at the end of the toolbar) to hide the navigation bar, footer, cover image section, mood/music strip, and entry settings — leaving just the title, toolbar, and writing area. Press Esc to exit focus mode anytime. Write without distractions!
As a feedback author I want to be notified when someone comments on my feedback or upvotes it So that I can engage with the community discussion and see if my idea is getting traction Acceptance Criteria: New comment notification includes commenter name and preview of comment text Upvote notifications are batched (e.g., "3 people upvoted your feedback") rather than 1:1 Notifications appear in-app and optionally via email Comment notifications are sent to all involved commenters (thread participants), not just the OP User can disable comment/upvote notifications in settings
As a feedback submitter I want to receive a notification when an admin changes my feedback status (e.g., from "Under Review" → "Planned") So that I know my idea is being taken seriously and can track progress without manually checking Acceptance Criteria: Notification triggers on status transitions (new→under_review, under_review→planned, →in_progress, →done, →declined) Notification includes the new status and (optionally) admin's reason Notification appears in the in-app bell icon + email (if user has email notifications enabled) User can disable these notifications in settings Admins leaving an admin_response also triggers a notification
As a user reporting a bug or requesting a feature I want to attach files, screenshots, or logs to my feedback post So that I can provide the context admins need to understand and reproduce issues without back-and-forth emails Acceptance Criteria: Users can upload up to 3 files (images, PDFs, text logs) up to 5MB each File attachments persist and are visible on the feedback post detail page Only the feedback author and admins can delete attached files File list shows upload timestamp and file size Mobile-friendly file picker
It is showing up in the UI to request to follow Pen Pals that users have already followed. We need to investigate if it's an API or UI issue and ensure follow settings stay saved.
User tested adding comments to a mastodon post I created and it appeared that the post was not going through. I don't think submit did anything on the UI. But when I viewed the comment, I could see multiple comments of the same text. I'm not sure if the issue is UI or an integration issue with ActivityPub.