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My proposed solution to this issue is a way to group subscribed channels. Like if I sub to x number of Games communities I wish I could drop them all in a folder labeled Games so I could browse all of those posts in one spot.
UI would be like Communities -> Subscribed (All) -> "Individual" folder hierarchy containing w/e you want.
yes, basically the same thing as multireddits?
I used that feature heavily on reddit and would love a way to group similar communities into buckets so I can browse each group independently of other groups
I think this is the obvious (and much needed) solution and will be something that the clients are going to implement at some point. Maybe with the option to merge similar posts, it could (occasionally) be fun to have the option to see all the comments from different communities with different viewpoints in one go.
It's something that would be useful even in something like Reddit where the sub fragmentation is much less of an issue.