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* Replace directories with address-owned defaults * Translate default community updates * Document default community behavior * Use comments in CID routes * Polish default community review flow * fix(starter-subscriptions): harden list updates * refactor(home): derive subscription state during render * fix(routing): harden comments link handling * fix(electron): load tar namespace export * fix(subscriptions): leave after provenance races * fix(routing): autolink default TLD shorthand * fix(starter-subscriptions): show accurate fallback warning * fix(home): wait for default community list * fix(onboarding): recover from storage access errors * fix(subscriptions): surface persistence failures
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37 lines
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# Product
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## Register
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product
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## Users
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People who want a familiar Reddit-style discussion experience without a central platform administrator. They browse feeds, join independently operated communities, follow durable post links, and expect each subscription to keep pointing to the community they explicitly chose.
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## Product Purpose
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Seedit is a serverless, adminless Bitsocial client with an old.reddit-inspired interface. It should make peer-to-peer communities feel understandable and dependable while preserving user control over identity, subscriptions, discovery, and moderation boundaries.
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## Brand Personality
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Familiar, direct, independent. Seedit should feel dense and practical rather than promotional, with moments of personality coming from its established mascot and Reddit-like interaction language.
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## Anti-references
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- Interruptive adware-style prompts and recurring modals.
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- Modern Reddit patterns that blur subscriptions with algorithmic recommendations.
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- Generic dashboard cards, decorative gradients, glass effects, and oversized empty layouts.
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- Hidden identity or routing behavior that makes a joined community change underneath the user.
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## Design Principles
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1. A subscription is a durable choice of one community.
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2. Discovery can recommend without silently changing user-owned state.
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3. Prefer readable, inspectable identity over cosmetic URL shortcuts.
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4. Progressive disclosure should keep routine browsing uninterrupted.
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5. Reuse Seedit's compact old.reddit interaction vocabulary before adding new UI patterns.
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## Accessibility & Inclusion
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Preserve keyboard access, visible focus, semantic controls, reduced-motion preferences, readable contrast, responsive mobile behavior, and text labels that do not rely on color alone.
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