> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.crowd.news/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.crowd.news/key-features/feed.md).

# Feed

The **Feed** is where all content is displayed. For both readers and contributors, there are different tabs, each serving a specific purpose to help consume, organize and interact with the content effectively.

### **Best**

The Best Feed is the go-to place for everyone to consume their daily crypto intel, showcasing the highest-quality content, either upvoted by a Moderator or marked as highly valuable based on its accuracy and contribution.

### Trending

The Trending Feed displays top posts with at least `2` upvotes, sorted by a combination of date and upvote count to highlight the most current and popular content.

### New

The New Feed displays the latest posts with fewer than 2 upvotes, awaiting more community engagement. It’s the perfect place to discover and upvote fresh content as it’s submitted.

### Unverified/Other

The Unverified/Other Feed displays the latest content from new, unverified users as they learn to contribute and work towards unlocking their roles on the platform. Future Analysts are bred and born here.

## Personalization (coming soon)

Users can customize their feed to show their preferred type of content, tailoring the experience to their interests and needs.


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