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I think this is my only real issue. It would be amazing to have an app that would allow you to create a gaming "folder" of sorts that you could drop all the gaming communities into under one heading.
Since you can already post to different instances, having a way to better organize them would solve for the fragmentation pretty well. Then even with multiple gaming communities, they all still show as #Gaming or whatever on the user end.
I cant seem to find it, but I believe I saw someone mention this feature is being worked on and is on their github.
That would be incredible and help to ease the somewhat jarring user experience for people new to federated platforms.
So basically mut~~ireddits~~lemmies?
Lemii if you will.