...is that it encourages me to actually look for new content rather than just letting new content come to me.

I've been kind of so used to letting information passively come to me through algorithms from places like Twitter and YouTube that I kind of been seriously neglecting the experience of searching and finding new content.

Part of why I'm writing this is to perhaps remind me to use search and bookmarked tags more often than I might otherwise would've... and perhaps spending the time learning how to make these nice css(?) borders will further cement the existence of such functions into my mind aaa

I'm not sure how long it'll be until it's almost like having an infinite timeline from the sheer number of people that I'd be following by then, but perhaps with enough conscious choices early on _{^{like now}}, I'll consume cohost in a more active way than a passive way. But at least there'll be end points such that endless scrolling wouldn't be possible!

Yessss, this is fantastic, aha!

I still haven't really figured out yet how the heck svg without <svg> tags works, though. That'll be something for me to figure out later probably, ehehh.

With my current skillset, I'd Inspect Element that and all I'd see is chaos and sorrows.
^{and it's relatively small, too! but wth does it meannnnn}