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  • I do a subscribed run, then i go into all. Since i sort by "Top Twelve hours" i only have one or two pages of subscribed

  • Subscribed.

    If I view all, all I get is a bunch of repetitive news posts and a whooole lotta pro russia stuff. Im just here for the memes and video games.

  • Always subscribed, otherwise it's just memes and political shit flooding my feed.

  • I am still relatively new to Lemmy, so I view New All so I can catch any new communities that I want to subscribe to. Once my list get sufficiently diverse I will switch to New Subscribed.

  • I start with subscribed, once caught up i switch to all. I have an account on a small niche instance that i switch to and read local for a bit too.

    • im a kbinner but basically same. I do subscribed new since its pretty currated and I keep up with it and then if I have time all hot and finally all new if I have loads of time.

  • All. My subscribed communities aren't all that active currently, or it's just daily posts by me in the communities I moderate.

  • always All. it's how i find new communities. it would prob be good if i start subscribing to more of the communities that i like though.

    atm i'm just relying on the collective views of the threadiverse to feed me content.

  • Subscribed. Being bombarded with global politics all day isn't good for anyone's state of mind.

  • it does depend. if i'm picking fights, i view comments by new in my subs. if i'm trying to mindlessly scroll, i view all.

  • Both. If I'm looking at subscribed, usually I'll sort by New. If it's All, I'll go by Active or Hot.

  • I start with subscribed sorted by new. After that, I flick over the scaled subscribed, and then I go to scaled all

  • I view all, sorted by Newest Comment and then sort the comments by New. I really only subscribe to things to get them federated with my instance (so many communities on other instances, I am literally the only one on my own instance subscribed to them so they don't show up on my feed at all before I find them) and to be able to quickly see a specific community by itself, if I so desire.

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