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Top comments (16)
has this been added yet? I'm new and I'mt rying to find the posts that I've liked???
Are you referring to the unicorn?
Yes I want to see which posts I liked and ponied.
There's no way of seeing all the posts you've ponied at the moment, but this could make its way in in the future.
The moment I realized there is no way I can find months of posts liked I meant to find later..:(
For me the reading list refers to articles I'll read later when I have the time. Likes are the things I've read and liked so that I can find later. All other platforms match these expectations.
Are they really gone forever (not in dev.to db but for me at least)?
:(
We have this on the roadmap, coming early '19
is this a thing yet? more interested in the list for the β€οΈs. i guess if you were going to display a list for one you would display it for them all.
Maybe start with an API endpoint, so we can recover the articles we liked.
May I know whether this has been implemented yet?
I only react to a post that I really like, would be nice revisited theses posts. IΒ΄m looking for a post I reacted in the past and I can not find.
me too :(
Me too. Using dev.to since 4 months, liked multiple post to test on my holiday and... Nothing ! Where are this list of liked post ? :(
Any update on this feature at all?
'Ponied' is now my favorite verb form of the unicorn reaction button. I approve. :)
Hey Jochem! You can see the articles you've reacted to on the right column of your profile. However, I recommend using the bookmarks reaction to bookmark the items you want to read next. Those items will appear on your home feed in the let column under 'My Reading List'