Can visitors browse my posts by destination or by year?

Yes. Your Social Explorer page (it was called Social) opens with its name, how many posts there are, and the Ask & Search box across the page: search the words said in the posts, or ask AI. To take that box off the page, set Show on Social Explorer to No in your site's CMS under Site Settings, then the Search tile. The first section of the sidebar is Clusters: All posts, then your site's categories in the order set in Site Settings, Content Categories (the page opens on the first, Destinations on a travel site; then others such as Activities), then Years, each with how many posts or stacks it shows. A link to one post, a topic or a photo opens All posts. Changing a filter brings the list back to its top, under the header. All posts is the wall of posts. The other clusters show the same posts as stacks, one for each destination, category or year, with its three newest pictures and how many posts it holds. Under the explorer are the topics in your most recent posts and your most viewed post.

On a site that also has shows, the explorer holds the episodes too. The first cluster is then All episodes and posts, the counts read like 23 episodes · 2 posts, and the episodes list as rows (picture, date, length and title) above the wall of posts. With Include news articles on (Site Settings, Content Categories), your articles are listed too, under News. Episodes, posts and articles each show 50, then a Load more button; the list never keeps loading by itself as you scroll.

The sidebar filters (Platform, Where, In the picture, Topics and Date) apply to every cluster, so picking Italy under Where and then Years shows the years of your Italy posts. Clicking a stack narrows the wall to its posts, with a chip above the wall to clear it. A stack that has its own page (a destination such as California) shows a short preview instead, 8 posts, 3 episodes and 2 articles, with a See the California Page button beside the chip and a See all button under the preview; its page holds the rest. The filter sections start folded; click a heading to open it. A section with a pick in it opens by itself. Each filter list shows five rows and a "more" button, and Topics has its own search box.