I still don’t entirely understand how it works here. But I had the thought that if following a spree of making new communities, two ended up quite similar in content and user base, would it then be possible to merge them together?

  • jaydurst@beehaw.orgEnglish
    4·
    1 year ago

    The main developers stated recently new features are unlikely anytime soon due to focus on defect fixes and performance issues.

    However, if there is a feature backlog, a community aggregator feature should be a top feature.

    At a high level:

    • Users shall have the ability to group multiple communities into a single “grouping”
    • Users shall have the ability to amend the list of communities within the grouping
    • Users shall have the ability to “publish” a grouping to other users
    • Users shall have the ability to subscribe to another user’s grouping (this would allow for a type of “editor” like power user that manages a grouping to tailor a desired experience)

    This new grouping layer should supercede the larger communities list, but not replace it.

    Thoughts?

    • JadziaMostral@beehaw.orgOPEnglish
      3·
      1 year ago

      Makes sense and honestly a much better idea than merging. Allows practically endless specificity without needing to eliminate existing communities