Canvis a "Upgrade last activity to only show activity related to areas a participant has said they’re interested in"

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  Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

  According to new research from New Public, flourishing digital spaces excel at 4 pillars: making people feel welcome, facilitating connections between people, helping people understand something, and giving people the chance to act.

  Decidim is best at act, enables connect, struggles with understand, does almost nothing to WELCOME.

  Describe the solution you'd like

  Upgrade homepage and landing page block to integrate the preferences and fields from the user.

  Upgrade Last activity to only show activity related to areas a user has said they’re interested in.

  Upgrade meetings block similarly.

  New block: welcome user by name.

  New block: crowdsourced blog posts the same way we do meetings.

  Describe alternatives you've considered

  N/A

  Additional context

  N/A

  Could this issue impact on users private data?

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  Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

  The current "Last activity" feed shows platform-wide activity. This can reduce the relevance of the activity stream, making it harder for participants to spot updates in areas they actually care about.

  Describe the solution you'd like

  Filter the "Last activity" feed so it only includes items related to the taxonomies a participant has selected in their interests (from their account settings). Behaviour details:
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• When a logged-in participant views "Last activity", the system should query the participant's selected interest tags and return only activities that are tagged with matching taxonomies.

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• There should be an option to view the unfiltered feed.

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• If a participant has no interests selected, fall back to the existing unfiltered feed.

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Describe alternatives you've considered

Provide a separate "recommended activity" feed generated by algorithmic inference from user behaviour (requires more complexity and may be less transparent).

Additional context

This change builds on existing taxonomies and the proposed feature to let participants select interests from account settings. It would improve discoverability and relevance of activity preferences.

Could this issue impact on users private data?

It might. The feature relies on users’ declared interests and will change what activity is displayed to them, which is personal preference data.