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Am I the only one who never uses r/All on Reddit? I'm subbed to a lot of subreddits, but I like to scroll through all the posts, so I visit each individual subreddit that I'm subbed to seperately. I only started using All here on Lemmy due to the lack of content.
I never used all on Reddit either. But like you said, I think it is kind of necessary to look at the all page on Lemmy because it's such a new and growing medium. On Reddit, I had curated my content over the years, but here, I'm still finding the communities I want to join and participate in.
I actually am subscribed to quite a few meme communities, which is why they still show up in my subscribed feed. I want to see memes, but I just don't want to ONLY see memes.