Thank you for giving examples of why it's useful, since I never used it myself and had no idea why you'd want to.
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It's pretty handy for managing and preserving personal content. I follow a few users on reddit because they publish things directly to their profiles before anywhere else, such as things in development that they aren't ready to "officially release" to any subreddit.
We are happy for anyone to create communities on Reddthat.
As long as we don't have to step in due to any "dubiousness" or stupid amounts of reports we will allow most communities.
Lemmy doesn't have that feature as content is more around communities, where as mastodon is more focused on people. It might come in the future, but that's more 2024+ at this point.
Oh, I would thoroughly expect you to ban such a community if it became a staging area for trolling and abuse. That's one reason I'm here, getting away from that nonsense. My intention is just having a central place for content that is too long for mastodon, and/or that I could share in communities, or link to from mastodon (or outside the fediverse in general.)
edit: and thank you for answering the question, appreciate knowing I can make such a thing here.
At this time there doesn't seem to be such a feature
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