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Ability to subscribe to a curated Community list. Is this/can this be a thing? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 1 year ago by renrenPDX to c/asklemmy

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After setting up accounts on different Lemmy instances, I think it would be great for a new user to be able to easily subscribe to a bunch of communities without doing it one by one. It doesn't strictly have to be curated; it could be top 50 posts count or whatever. You can then add or remove additional communities.
I feel it would save a considerable amount of clicking and searching for the active communities.

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[–] Oniume 2 points 1 year ago

Great idea