• TrickDacy@lemmy.world
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      Yah for a few months I would see shit like that and block the community or sometimes instance. Worked fairly well.

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      your /all feed is populated by the total subsriptions of everyone who uses your instance.

      If one user joins your instance and subscribes to 20 furry communities on other instances your /all feed would start populating with those 20 comms.

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        7 months ago

        Interesting! I haven’t noticed that. I’ll make some more accounts on different instances!

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          7 months ago

          you can usually view the /all feed without even making an account but i don’t know if nsfw goes into /all without an account so you may have to do that to get the spicy stuff

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        7 months ago

        Woah, so different accounts will have completely different /all feeds? Wish there was a way to toggle without creating new accounts.

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          sort of, accounts on different instances all have distinct /all feeds, based on the sum of all the subscriptions of its users.

          If you join a larger instance the /all feed is more varied.

          Since you never see furry stuff on /all we can deduce that there aren’t many (if any) dbzer0 users subscribed to that content.

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            7 months ago

            So multiple users of an instance could all subscribe to the same community to manipulate what’s on /all in that instance?

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            Thanks for explaining this… something about it being kind of democratic (?) makes it more amusing than irritating.

            Lemmy still feels thin compared to the colossal poop-chute that was Reddit.

            Knowing that the spurt of new furry porn in my all feed, is the result some new Lemmite fast-fingering the subscribe button is kind of delightful :-)