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Organising Magazines, similar to subreddits? (kbin.social)

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Do we have such a thing? Is it a feature yet to be added? Does any app allow this? Does a script allow for such behaviour? So many questions, sorry.

I feel this would be very useful. Throughout the Fediverse, we have loads of magazines/communities (Whatever you wish to call them) that can be the same title. As in, they can all be about the same topic, but what gets posted to these magazines can be different. There seems to be endless 'Technology' magazines, and it's a very vague title. Yes, some are empty, and may never get filled. Hopefully they will at some point. If we could throw all these 'Technology' magazines into one folder, bookmark, subreddit, (Oh I hate using anything Reddit related, that place is in the past. Makes me feel dirty.) We can then open that folder, bookmark, or subreddit rather than front-page, subscriptions, etc... get all the posts in one. If any of that makes sense?

Essentially, can we get some tools to help organise all these magazines please?

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[–] TheGreenGolem 1 points 2 years ago

For lemmy there is already an Issue open on Github. It's a popular request, so I'm sure it'll be added soon.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818

I couldn't find something similar for kbin though: https://github.com/ernestwisniewski/kbin/tree/develop

However it's also possible that it'll be implemented on an app level. So far there is no such ability in the apps I've tried.