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I Filed an Issue About Handling Duplicate Communities (github.com)
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I filed an issue on the lemmy and kbin issue trackers to address duplicate communities. If you have an #ActivityPub development experience/knowledge, please take a look and offer feedback. If not, please offer any feedback here.

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[–] maegul@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 year ago

As for the general idea behind your proposal ... that is, allowing communities to align with each other in some way ... I think that is still interesting.

In line with my proposal above, maybe what could happen is that community admins can have an easy process for "aligning" with each other, much like your "follow" mechanism. And the result of this is that there's some button when you're viewing a community that will provide a list of "aligned" communities which you can then easily add to a new or existing custom "User" feed.