At the moment, Cover Stories and Corporate News Feed macros need a specific configuration as to which news they should display. With this idea you could set a placeholder like "current space". This way you can create page or space templates that automatically show the news from this space when a page or space is created from those templates.

It would be helpful for the users to get the reading time displayed directly on the tile. e.g. next to the author and date, or next to the comment & like button.

A sticky news can be frustrating for people who already read it as it blocks other more recent news. The ability to hide sticky news or put them in the chronological order would be helpful.

Right now, the Cover Stories macro comes with four predefined layouts for the news tiles. The idea is to offer a toolbox to create your own individual layout with as many tiles as you like.

In the blog post overview of a Space, the author is displayed with his profile picture even if the "Hide Author" selection was made in the blog post itself. Could you please also hide the author in this overview, if this was defined so?

You are able to change the color of the news lables, but this only affects the Cover Stories and the News Magazine. The Corporate and Personal News Feeds do not get changed by this configuration. Our customer would like to get the set color everywhere.

Our problem is that we usually submit the blogpost to a colleague from the same team for review. If Linchpin News would allow a review within a team, we could use the workflow instead of not doing a review or discussing the content on Confluence sites in advance within the team and then copying it into blogposts.

Have a configuration in your space, such that blog posts in that space have a news category pre-applied.

Allow to have a "do not include" option for cover stories spaces and labels. This would allow to have one section with corporate news and one section with ALL OTHER news

As an admin/editor, I would want to manually arrange the news categories. So the first category I put in the blogpost is then also the first one that is displayed.