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Yeah there needs to be a little more user intent "modelling" (probably no more than just a quick sense check really) on some of the design decisions.
I was thinking about suggesting a "watched instance" status that would contribute to a feed that sits between "all" and "subscribed", so if I find an instance say mytown.org, then I can get a Watched feed like All but just every community for my town. This would differ from All which would allow federated communities such as arguments@farawaytown to appear in the feed.