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this post was submitted on 01 Jun 2023
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wait, what about if you have two communities where mods and admins are fine. Are there any options to federate those communities?
all this time I was under impression that communities already federate
There is not a single, god community. Any instance can make /c/startrek, and people can subscribe to both.
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The only "universal community search" tool that we know of so far, is https://browse.feddit.de/ .
But I'd be very open to adding this type of functionality into lemmy's apps, and this UI too.
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yep, that does make sense from security / moderation standpoint, as one "god community" would probably get Bad Apple'd ™ .
but I would argue that "lol just manually opt-in to other communities" could be improved.
I will go search through issues on GitHub to see which of my ideas were already proposed and which still need to be opened 👍
You can follow both, that's the federation.
Is it?
On Mastodon I can take a look at "Federated timeline" and see the posts from the people that I have not followed. Because instances already federate by themselves (due to some other user on my instance following the user on other instance) but yes, I see your point
Yep. Would be cool if we could subscribe to tags or topics so to speak. The 2 related gaming communities could then be grouped together in a federated view for the topic "Gaming". At least for reading comments, not sure how posting would work.
good idea
You know, I actually really like the idea of tags. I don’t currently have an issue with manually subscribing to similar communities on different servers (I’m often just browsing “all” to see all communities and all servers). But being able to subscribe to a tag would be cool. Then I could more easily identify and opt out of the communities I don’t like that match those tags.