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I'm not 100% sure if this is the right community for my question. Should that be the case, I want to apologize.

Alternative to mega-threads: Could this feature be implemented by a Lemmy instance?

Basically, my idea is to allow community mods to quarantine posts into groups called super-threads. These super-threads would show up in the community appearing like regular post. But when you open such a super-thread, you would see an overview over all the posts quarantined to this super-thread. It would look similar to a community. Quarantined posts could still be found by a search but they wouldn't show up in the community overview or the general feed. Only the super-threads themselves would show up there. That way, mods could stop a single topic from overwhelming a community by quarantining all related posts to one super-thread. Thereby, super-threads could replace existing mega-threads while maintaining the forum-like form of Lemmy.

Tried to open !gardening@lemmy.world without success.

Access via https://lemmy.world/c/gardening works fine.

Is there an instance focused on actual trees, similar to r/marijuanaenthusiasts?

[Feature Request] A visual signifier for posts and communities whether you are already subscribed to the community or not.

Currently, you have to tap on '3 dots' -> 'About community' which is quite cumbersome.

That's particularly annoying because different communities of the same name often exist on several instances.

When tapping on a link to some community, Jerboa crashes, e.g. on Plantid@mander.xyz