yarn.meff.me @<loopsaisei https://twtxt.net/user/loopsaisei/twtxt.txt> "Hi there! As a novice (digging from a blog site -> that uses ASS -> that mentions twtxt in its [one repo issue](https://github.com/dzwdz/ass/issues/1)) here, I'm a bit confused when using Yarn pod site & Goryon Android APP. While scrolling twts on Goryon, I'll 100 percent press conversation btn if one twt interests me, to know the context. However scrolling down, I probably see the same twt in another twt's conversation. So that means the upper subject just don't show up when I check the conversation of one twt involved? Then I turn to Yarn pod site to get some clues. In the main timeline page replies are called __Yarn__, same as __Conversation__ in Goryon, right? hopping in then I finally know there's a __Root__ behind this twt. One more click, better than not knowing in Goryon. Now I have a vague feeling that conversation __Fork__s like a tree. A reply with replies to it becomes a subject that owns ```#hash```. Is it possible to see the path to the starting root more easily? Maybe a btn to reveal/fold upper subjects, always on first page/screen so no need to click a lot."

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Hi there! As a novice (digging from a blog site -> that uses ASS -> that mentions twtxt in its one repo issue) here, I’m a bit confused when using Yarn pod site & Goryon Android APP.

While scrolling twts on Goryon, I’ll 100 percent press conversation btn if one twt interests me, to know the context. However scrolling down, I probably see the same twt in another twt’s conversation. So that means the upper subject just don’t show up when I check the conversation of one twt involved?

Then I turn to Yarn pod site to get some clues. In the main timeline page replies are called Yarn, same as Conversation in Goryon, right? hopping in then I finally know there’s a Root behind this twt. One more click, better than not knowing in Goryon.

Now I have a vague feeling that conversation Forks like a tree. A reply with replies to it becomes a subject that owns #hash.

Is it possible to see the path to the starting root more easily? Maybe a btn to reveal/fold upper subjects, always on first page/screen so no need to click a lot.

#qsjny5a