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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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It feels like every 3rd post for me. But it doesn't really bother me.
edit Went ahead and scrolled past this post, counting how many Linux memes I saw. About 3 out of every 10.
Hopefully all the different clients will soon support good blocking. With connect for android I can block instances and keywords, but I most just continually block on a community basis what I don't want to see from All. I'm sure there are hundreds in there. This keeps it quite relevant for me but I'm still in the flow of seeing new subs. I do subscribe to all the ones I really like.
So it's a curation process, but a more active one vs trying to hunt subs down like I used to do with Reddit.