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Possible to create custom collections of Lemmy communities?

I'm diving into Lemmy, been on Masto since 2019. Also a big Reddit user trying to get away, and I hope to find a feature here that's an equivalent to MultiReddits (or 'Custom Reddits' as they seem to be called now).

The idea is: A way to view a collection of specific Lemmy communities, probably around a theme like gaming, wholesome topics, or tech, etc. Sometimes I like to focus on a specific corner of the internet instead of the flood of everything I subscribe to. If you need examples, here is my personal gaming multireddit and my HappyPlace multireddit (no not like that).

Is this possible with Lemmy? Thanks for any help.

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And it’s interoperable with Lemmy for those unfamiliar. So you’ll be able to see and interact with the same content you can on Lemmy.

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piefed.social

That pull request was opened five years ago. Meanwhile, PieFed has this feature in production already.

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Piefed has an awesome dev. And the tech stack is very easy to read (in my opinion).

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The app Arctic for Lemmy lets you combine multiple communities into one feed.

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Yep! It works really well!

Plus the feeds can be used for threads not necessarily just on Lemmy/piefed/etc... but also mastodon/peertube,/pixelfed etc. Works closer to a big RSS except any interaction like upvotes/downvotes, comments and others. It's very well thought out.

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feddit.org

This would be good for instances if a default custom collection could be added to the "subscribed, local, all" selection.

Then an instance could show the content it wants to represent.

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Probably not a great workaround, but you could subscribe to the communities rss feeds and group them in a feed reader

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You can do it in the threadiverse but that would be on PieFed not Lemmy.

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It isn’t with lemmy. The two main solutions is either to use Piefed. Which is a desktop only software that federates with lemmy and has this feature.

Or if on mobile, have a couple different accounts of different instances and use each as a “multireddit”.

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