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lemmy app with multisub feature
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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Absolutely. Ideally this would also be implemented on a backend level. An easy way to create multi sublemmies and share and Link to them would make it possible for massive communities to form on and migrate to Lemmy in a sustainable way.
A thousand times yes.
Federation should ideally work not only at a server level, but a community level.
If there's three different /c/aww communities across different servers, their respective mods should be able to join into a meta-community.
There is the potential for a less moderated child community to end up polluting the meta community, so membership should probably be able to be revoked by majority mod vote.
But aggregating a meta-community across each sub community could allow for a much more seamless growth between servers and avoid the duplication that's inevitable by putting the onus on the client-side.