X updates communities with new filters, sorting options and a way to see your own posts

X attracts more attention to communities, a function that allows X users to connect and participate in discussions around a topic, similar to how it is done by Reddit. Today, sections of access to popular communities are nailed to the top of the application homepage, along with your emissions and other lists. You will now be able to customize these individual deadlines through what is a trend, new or popular, or filter them to show only your publications and responses in the community.

If you sort by popularity, you will now be able to sort popular publications by day, week, month, year, or for all times-an options that reflect Reddit.

Previously, community publications could be sorted by trend, the most recent and the most liked, which offers similar views, but the function lacked details that are now offered in sorting popular publications from a certain period of time.

Plus, a way to quickly see your own posts and answers was not available in the previous version.

Changes are initially available to users in the updated iOS application, Notes post By X engineer who announces the most version of the Communities Tabs feature.

The company is still working to bring the new functionality to the network and Android.

The renewal of the product is the worst in the wider efforts of X to update the function of communities to make X more attractive for those who want more focused discussions. Last month the company more Deeply integrated community publications in xBy posting the community of the user and answers, visible to his followers and others of X. To enhance acceptance, X also enabled everyone to respond to a community publication.

X Commons are not just intended to be a way to attract more users to X. They can also help the company with its efforts on AI by creating up -to -date discussion tips whose data can be shared with companies who want to train their AI modelsin addition to Helping train models In the AI ​​Company of the owner of X Elon Musk, XAI.