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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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I wonder how feasible it would be to set your instance up to aggregate content from duplicate communities.
We need something like "Multi-subreddits", where you can combine communities into the same entity. Only issue is that a lot of the same posts are posted a cross all the same communities.
I've been thinking about this all morning and have come up with this:
When the link is the same, we can just union on the thread and sort it as any other thread.
When the link is not the same, but the content is similar, I wonder if you could run a semantic comparison (I'm only just starting to learn about this), and when the comparison scores above a certain threshold, union the threads.
Self-text posts might just make sense to leave alone.
A multi-community feature like multi-reddit wouldn't be that hard to implement. Basically build a subscribe list that isn't owned by a specific user and come up with a way to link them by name and ID. Being able to share community subscribe and block lists would seem a useful evolution of Lemmy.