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this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2023
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For all the times I've seen people complain about this, I still don't see what the supposed problem is.
Yeah - it's just a tiny bit more effort to subscribe to three communities instead of one, but then that's it. It doesn't matter in the slightest from that point on, since all three of them are going to come up just the same in my feed.
I honestly think that there really isn't a problem - that really, there's no notable way in which anyone is actually negatively affected. It's just that it's different, and different is bad.
now multiply 3/4 with 30 and you get ~100 communities to subscribe to