+1 to this it'd be amazing 👀👀👀

If this happens I'd like to see granular (per feed, community, server) scope for mute rules too.

This way I could construct a custom feed and mute specific things in it (like say an annoying poster or instance that I don't want to interact with in that community, or a keyword) but have those things visible elsewhere on the site. That would allow me to dodge someone's terrible takes in a politics sub but still see their opinion on a TV show elsewhere.

Clones of server feeds would be nice too, especially if I could keep a custom clone of, say, local or all and apply scoped mute rules to it. Those would basically just be rule scopes wrapped around the original feed.

That would let me clone a feed and filter out all of the shitposting communities from it - but shitposting would still be visible via the original.

All of these features would make it a lot easier to find the sort of content I might want at a particular time.

I definitely think this would be a huge value add. The decentralized nature of lemmy makes it so that there are a lot of different communities on different instances, that all are about the same topics. As an end user, it makes sense for me to want to see posts from all these communities in a single feed.

I saw that there is some work on the upstream lemmy side on providing support for multireddits/custom feeds, but upstream discussion also seems to indicate that different frontends, like Boost, should have the apis to be able to do this client side in the meantime.

Related:

• Support for grouping communities / multi-communities · Issue #818 - GitHub https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818
• https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3950

I think Lemmy and your home instance would need to support it to make it possible / easier