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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2023
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No we don't.
One of the fundamental strengths of a federated approach is that I can, with no muss or fuss, see only my local instance.
I understand where you're coming from, but you're presuming that most instances are simply clones of each other, and that's not true. (or at least that's not how it's designed to be).
For example, my home instance is mstdn.ca. Ostensibly, with a single button, I can focus my entire Lemmy experience on things important to me as a Canadian without wasting through everyone else's bullshit. Canadian news. Canadian politics. Canadian hobbies, etc...
You're idea presumes that all instances are trying to carry the exact same content, which is false.
This is a suggestion for a new feed option, not a replacement for the existing one. Nobody's trying to take your local feed away from you
I'm basically just suggesting a feed that takes the Local and All feed, and merges it 50/50. Meaning you have the posts in the order in which you would normally see them but its not like first a Local post, then an All post, then the next Local post but a bit more shaked up.
Why does it presume that?