This looks like a feed* to me.

It is called From My Network and sorted by age. Newest posts from the authors that I follow first.

Excellent!

Now I don't have to bookmark individual profiles and revisit them all the time any longer.

Way to go, Team @scorum!


Added after a bit of research, several minutes later.

The feed page was announced in this post. I missed it because during the weekends I don't follow the site as much. It's not easy to read it on the smartphone...

*Feed, my definition: a single page where the posts from the members of the platform that you are following are collected and displayed in an order of publishing.
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