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i think its just another UX issues, reddit also had the concept of topics but it was rather weak and not leveraged. With a federation setup topical sorts should get more prevalence. Even getting some small communities togher might be a challenge, even some small comms dont post because reddit culture rather than the sub being small. "back in the day" you could easily find active communities of 10 users on a phpbb forum. Part of the trick? IMO, no internet points.