For me I browse my subscribed feed sorted by scaled the most, I find other sorting settings to not give enough posts from the niche communities i'm subscribed to,

On android, it is possible to set apps to be able to open certain links in app, and many Lemmy and Piefed clients, such as Voyager and Thunder have this. I would suggest adding this functionality, where one could go into settings and allow Blorp to open posts and comments from various Lemmy and pieces instances. (Image attached above of the menu I am referring to in case my explanation was confusing)

I noticed that there was a lack of active autism related spaces on Matrix, so I decided to have a crack at it and make my own and bridge it to an existing Discord server. There is an already existing and large community, with 25 people on matrix and over 800 on our bridged Discord. We have many rooms for discussion of all sorts of topics, good quality moderation, and a welcoming community

So I manage a discord server related to autism of about 800 people and due to Discord's recent issues, we have been looking at opening an alternate space on matrix that is bridged to our discord. I did try self hosting but I am admittedly not technically inclined and couldn't get it working, so I have the space on a public home server. We have gotten things setup and ready, but there is one concern, which is moderation. I did manage to get a draupnir instance, but I have not found it to be an adequate automod. I am concerned about how moderation could work as we have a large number of rooms. I wanted to know if anyone who moderates a large matrix community can provide some insight on what to do for this.

I'm not sure if this is being worked on or has already been suggested, but this seems to be a feature missing from Piefed. I personally used to use it when I was on Lemmy but haven't been able to on Piefed. I understand if this is difficult to implement but I feel like it would be a good security feature that seems to oddly be missing from Piefed.

Just to let people know, this photo has been edited to be more saturated

This journey goes across 13 countries, and is 11,654 miles or 18,755 kilometres and takes 14 days assuming no connections are missed.