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Many of us came from Reddit and are still exploring Lemmy by browsing “Everything” or “All”.

Right now, when I want to subscribe to a community from “All” in all apps I've tried, it takes me 3+ clicks / taps to subscribe, by opening the community first and going through some menus. In some apps it's even more hidden, especially for new joiners not knowing Lemmy and the new apps UI this can be confusing.

I would suggest all app developers to add an option, which adds a button on each post, similar like the save or upvote button, to directly see if we’re already subscribed, and clicking it would subscribe / unsubscribe us.

That would help the adoption of Lemmy and makes it easier to subscribe to all the communities which seem interesting, without going through menus or doing many clicks / taps each time.

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[-] hariette@artemis.camp 8 points 1 year ago

That’s why on Artemis I added a plus to the icon of a community. Has really helped with fleshing out my subs 👌

[-] auxim@artemis.camp 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

~~Would it be possible to have the subscribe option appear as a long press of the icon as well? I’m finding the plus button to be an uncomfortably small tap target.~~ I totally glimpsed over "Join", my bad.

Thanks for building a great app!

[-] hariette@artemis.camp 2 points 1 year ago

Realizing in lemmy you can't see images uploaded with comments (kbin only). So sharing link to image

this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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