you *may* need to sign out and in again, but you can now update your preferences in @drydown.social. This lets you impact the final score in your reviews based on what you value and what you don't. You can even use that to change how *other* reviews display just for you.
drydown.social/preferences
Screenshot of the Drydown app’s “Edit House” page on mobile. The page shows a text field with the house name “Creed” and two buttons: “Save Changes” (blue) and “Cancel.” Below is a “Danger Zone” section outlined in red, warning that 2 fragrances are connected to this house and must be migrated before deletion. It includes a “Search houses…” input field and an orange “Migrate 2 Fragrances” button. The footer notes that Drydown is an early experiment with accessibility improvements in progress.
You can now migrate your fragrance records to a different house. Think of it as: “this account is a better steward for this brand’s data, let me connect my stuff there instead.” Migrating reviews to a new fragrance will come later as well.
drydown.social #fragrancesky #perfumesky
One of the things I am *most* excited for with @drydown.social is that:
1. the list of houses and fragrances in the autocomplete is populated by my bluesky social graph
2. I can attach my review of a fragrance to someone else's data.
3. it impacts their data here:
drydown.social/profile/did:...
a screenshot of the oauth permission screen when signing in. This shows that drydown can only read some bluesky data like your profile photo and username and stuff. It can also read/write records for fragrances, houses, and reviews.
hell yeah, @drydown.social now uses a more strict scope to read and write your data. I probably should have did this sooner 😅.
New features/updates:
1. more info in profiles
2. an explore feed
3. pages for houses with their own stats
4. edit houses
5. delete reviews
6. sort reviews by recent or score
