Usually just all sorted by new
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I view all, sorted by Newest Comment and then sort the comments by New. I really only subscribe to things to get them federated with my instance (so many communities on other instances, I am literally the only one on my own instance subscribed to them so they don't show up on my feed at all before I find them) and to be able to quickly see a specific community by itself, if I so desire.
Subscribed, then specific communities by url (since sometimes smaller community posts don't show up on the frontpage), then All if I'm really bored.
All - Top - 6 Hours
If I'm feeling cheeky I'll browse hot or sometimes even Scaled
Subscribed, although there isn't much content so I'm trying to find posts on other places.
Local New first, once that is exhausted I view All New.
Both.
First Subscribed sorted by new, the all by Top X.
All. I find new communities all the time!
Both, subsribed on new und all on active
Usually All. I started that way to find more communities to sub but then got in the habit. Even with a healthy list of subs I still feel a bit limited on subscribed, see more activity on all.
All.
All. If I scroll too far and the blurry thumbnails appear more frequently, I know I need to stop scrolling for that day.
I switch between all, new and top past 6 hours.
All, same reasons as others, not enough active communities with my specific interests, the all feed is good though :)
That's how I used reddit too for many years, took a long time to curate subs, I hope a similar thing can come about in Lemmy
I've curated enough active communities to just browse Home every few hours. But if I'm curious, I browse All on occasion.
Both are set to Rising, and All excludes all subscribed communities.
All new lol. I look at subscribed after I get sick of all.
Subscribed - Hot is how I generally browse but I also check All - Top 12 Hours and All - New from time to time.
Viewing all is always a bad idea.