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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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There's an open feature request for this: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818
Oh sweet, good to know devs are discussing it.
Yeah, it's cool seeing the plans being made after the unexpected surge in users. Lemmy a year from now could be very different.
This is a good feature, let's hope it will get implemented soon.
Others have answered your main question but just so you know, the word you're looking for there is "community" :)
donβt think thatβs possible atm but Iβd love to see that functionality get added as well
No, not possible at this time. It is a requested feature, so maybe eventually.
u can use an rss reader and put their rss links in one folder, now u can read them together.
Hi JB, I went down this rabbit hole last week, here is a post I made summarizing what I found, with links to the dev's GH discussions of the different ideas for implementing the linking of communities, both within an instance or across instances, public or private, mod or user created. These features would likely be implemented separately.
There is also a link to a firefox extension that you may find useful while the dev work is ongoing.
[email protected] has subreddits as a feature built in and, while it is still early days, there's no reason it couldn't work here (Calckey has antennas which is, probably, fancier).
Hi. You've posted the same question in a couple different places. You might consider waiting for an answer before doing that. Thank you!
Ok I posted it once before in another sub not "a couple of places", but genuine question, why do you care?
Just want to keep the signal to noise ratio down. And posting it in two places is, indeed posting "in a couple of places". Anyway, I'm not upset just asking politely. Have a lovely day friend!
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