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It’s my hope to see unity and cohesion is the Lemmy-verse. Looks like [email protected] has over 39k subscribers.

Is there a way that this same conversation can “merge” with that one so that this one can be archived there?

How are Lemmy instances coping with two great ideas that might have come up at the same time but one has a lot more traction?

And true story: I’m not trying to start anything. I’m sincerely trying to promote Lemmy and perfect it — this would just be sanding the edges?

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 11 months ago

On the user end, that is a good idea. Individual users should be able to curate what they want to see to the maximum amount.

I am not using Voyager, but I believe it is continually trying to create such features.