Lemmy needs to have the ability to assign both local and federated communities to specific user-defined lists so we can control how we consume similar content in the Fediverse. For example, I might be a Reddit refugee that’s fond of the /r/patientgamers subreddit. But now i have many multiple *patientgamers communities across various Lemmy instances, Kbin, etc… I’d like to be able to create a /l/patientgamers list, assign all of the local or federated communities I want to that list, and then navigate to that list to consume all of the “patientgamers” content from across the fediverse in one feed. Mastodon has this, and it rocks.

  • _spiffy
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    72 years ago

    I agree. There is too much duplicate content right now. But I’m sure the best ones will float to the top

    • @Raf
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      32 years ago

      I’m sure that will happen, but I prefer the centralization to be client-side.

      • @s38b35M5
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        12 years ago

        I think client side is the best approach. If I want to build an instance for hearing impaired, for instance, that c/technology would be necessarily different, though a user may still want their client to grab that as well.