There is a discussion on Github, if you have a github account please upvote it.
this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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I think itβs really needed especially with multiple of the same communities from multiple instances.
This is definitely a great use case for it
Short answer: no.
Maybe one day tho.
No, but good idea for a future feature!
I need it, I want it.
So hereβs hoping.π€
If there was a top level where you could aggregate communities based on subject, say all the communities that include news. Is that what you mean? It would be awesome if that feature existed.
It would be nice to have