[email protected] wrote:
> I'd just like to add to this that there are a vast myriad of reasons *not* to 
> allow people to see what someone's filters are and who are on those filters, 
> which seems to be what some people here are asking for.

However - I have another use case where you might want to explicitly 
make a group public - and controlled by the users.

Some (maybe even a lot) of people have custom posting lists where they 
ask people if they want to be on their "cat photo" filter.  They then 
have to follow comments/poll entries, add/remove people by hand, etc. to 
allow them access.

What I'd really like is a watcher-editable trust-list.

The interface would be incredibly simple:

"You are looking at the user-info for AndrewDucker.  He has three open 
posting lists. Would you like to subscribe to emo-poetry(X), Cat-Photos( 
) or stargate-slash(X)"


That way, people can simply use this interface and never see my Emo 
poetry ever again, while still happily reading my Stargate slash.

Thoughts?

Andy
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