I'm using it now, it seems to be working really well. One thing I would probably suggest is adding the ability to list community names not to add. For example, on my personal instance I wasn't really wanting "Piracy" communities, since they could federate infringing data to my instance. But piracy communities are fairly big, so I need to go back and prune them out.
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This is really interesting. But how well does it actually work? I'm attempting a personal server on a Raspberry pi right now but the compiling is taking a huge amount of time.
You could always build the image on another computer and import it since building anything takes forever on a pi.