The onboarding will offer you a lot of topics to sign up to. These contain communities in them. The idea is to populate subscription feeds, however it can leave some users with a lot of undesired subscriptions if they click too many.

If you wish to roll this back. Go to Settings -> Profile and click the yellow bar. Don't click the red bar!

But welcome, and feel free to post your thoughts here.

!newcomers@piefed.zip for a specific community also devoted to new users to the Fediverse.

Come Join us in the Zulip Chat if you have specific queries.

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  • [โ€“] 1 point 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

    To make sure you don't confuse them i present both :

    RSS feed

    The RSS feed are a way to get notification when there is a new content published and read them. Aaron Swarz helped to developp this format.

    To use rss feed you need an RSS feed reader.
    Like this one :
    https://f-droid.org/packages/com.prof18.feedflow/


    Piefed's Feeds

    Feeds on Piefed are personal multicommunities for now they only exist on piefed. It allows users to group communities as !opensource@lemmy.ml !opensource@programming.dev !opensource@europe.pub into a single feed. Like this one ~linux@piefed.social

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