this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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Which I don't really think we want because it's all about context based on the instance. Technology@slrpnk.net would be all about solar tech whereas technology@beehaw.org would be more science and consumer electronics.
I think the mods of each sub should agree to aggregate using an "invite". It could also allow subs that have slightly different names on different instances to team up, if they are essentially the same thing.
I think that would self-correct when such a thing would be implemented. They'd just get more specific names, like solarpunktech or such. It would be an issue for existing communities like that though.
But with some fine grained tag support or similar, one could have a super powerful multi-reddit-esq thing that would make it easy to consume a specific type of content.
This I would really like to see, and be able to group my subscriptions into feeds however I want instead of just the default subscribed feed. And it seems like it would be relatively simple to implement.