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Is there a way to subscribe to a community but keep that community from showing up in your "subscribed" feed? (self.support)

submitted 1 year ago by morgan_423 to c/support

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Asking as I recently subscribed to a community that is fed by a bot which posts pretty frequently.

I subscribed to be able to mark the community to find it when I want to, but it's now dominating my subscribed feed due to volume of posts. If I could keep this one specific community from showing up in the feed, that would be the preferred solution. Thanks!

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[–] BitingChaos 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

In Memmy, I added a few communities to Favorites.

As soon as I unsubscribed from them, they disappeared from both Subscripts and Favorites.

Are there different Favorites options with web and app versions?

[–] ExtraAverageGrundle 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Hmm. Could be. I was using Mlem for a bit, but then just switched to wefwef, which is something like a clone of Apollo.

[–] BitingChaos 2 points 1 year ago

Well, heck. It is like Apollo in that regard. I can add all the dumb meme communities to favorites and not have them clog up my timeline. I guess I'll be using Voyager more.

Memmy was almost there with its Favorites support, but they require subscriptions to function (which is how the official Reddit app also works).