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FEATURE SUGGESTION: “Migrate Subreddits” Tool for Summit, inspired by Voyager for Lemmy

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lemm.eeFEATURE SUGGESTION: “Migrate Subreddits” Tool for Summit, inspired by Voyager for Lemmy - lemm.eeI wanted to bring to your attention a feature from Voyager for Lemmy that could be a valuable addition to Summit. Voyager has a “Migrate Subreddits” tool designed SPECIFICALLY for Reddit users transitioning to Lemmy. This tool streamlines the migration process by helping users easily find communities on Lemmy that are similar to the subreddits they’ve subscribed to on Reddit. ___ The process in Voyager is straightforward: 1. Users log in to their Reddit account and access their subscription list via the “multireddit of your subscriptions” link available in the sidebar. 2. They copy the link and paste it into Voyager, allowing the tool to automatically search for corresponding communities on Lemmy. ___ This feature significantly lowers the friction for users migrating to a new platform by minimizing the effort required to find and rebuild their communities. Has Summit ever considered incorporating a similar “Migrate Communities” feature? It could be an excellent addition to assist new users transitioning from Reddit, making it easier for them to rediscover and reconnect with the communities they care about most. ___ Such a feature could also enhance Summit’s onboarding process and attract a growing audience of users exploring alternative platforms. If this is something Summit could implement, it might be worth exploring further. ___ Image of “Migrate Subreddits” Feature on Voyager: [https://lemm.ee/pictrs/image/d5366a22-6908-493c-bccf-0ecf2c0b7015.jpeg]
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Alberta government implements temporary measures allowing reservists to deploy to G7
The Alberta government has implemented temporary measures to allow military reservists to deploy as part of June's G7 leaders summit in Kananaskis Country.
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alojapan.com/1228508/gate-inst Gate installed on a Mount Fuji trail to control crowds #area #FifthStation #gate #Japan #Kyoto #MostClimber #MountFuji #MountFujiTopics #MountFujiTrail #mountain #MountFuji #Number #overcrowding #part #problem #summit #Yamanashi #year #富士山 TOKYO — A crowd-control gate was installed halfway up Japan’s Mount Fuji on Monday ahead of the July 1 start of this year’s climbing season, but the governor of Yamanashi, one of the two prefectures that ar…

Gate installed on a Mount Fuji trail to control crowds
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alojapan.com/1227843/still-no- Still no snow on Mount Fuji, the latest it’s been in 130 years #12300FootHighMountain #AssociatedPress #concern #EnvironmentalProtection #FirstTime #IconicSnowcap #Japan #jma #MountFuji #MountFujiTopics #MountFuji #Mt.Fuji #November #oct #snow #summit #year #富士山 TOKYO — Japan’s iconic Mt. Fuji, known for its snowcap forming around this time of year, is still snowless in November for the first time in 130 years, presumably because of the…

Still no snow on Mount Fuji, the latest it's been in 130 years
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Over 50,000 Canadians are trying to stop Trump from being allowed into the country
The Alberta Rockies are set to host world leaders for the G7 Summit later this year but more than 50,000 Canadians say U.S. President Donald Trump should not be allowed to attend.Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to welcome Trump, along with other G7 members, including Presiden...
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FEATURE SUGGESTION: Adding various Navigation Types to Summit for Lemmy

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lemm.eeFEATURE SUGGESTION: Adding various Navigation Types to Summit for Lemmy - lemm.eeHas Summit ever considered potentially implementing customizable navigation styles for Summit? Specifically, allowing users to choose how they navigate the app based on their preferences and device usage habits. Here are some ideas: 1. Bottom Navigation A streamlined, easy-to-access navigation bar at the bottom of the app. This is especially popular for users on modern smartphones, as it keeps key functionality within thumb’s reach. 2. Drawer Navigation A sidebar/drawer navigation option for users who prefer a more traditional setup where the main menu can be hidden until needed. 3. Combination of Both The option to use both bottom navigation and drawer navigation for those who enjoy having simultaneous access to tools and settings. 4. Other Layouts Consider potentially exploring other navigation paradigms, such as gesture-based navigation or tab-based navigation. — ### Why This Feature Matters Customizable navigation styles can enhance usability, adapt to different user preferences, and improve accessibility for those with varying needs. For example: - Users with larger phones may prefer bottom navigation for easier reach. - Some might prefer drawer navigation for a cleaner interface. - Offering both options lets users tailor their experience. — ### Additional Considerations - Settings Menu: Users could configure their preferred navigation type from the app settings. - Default Option: Choose a default layout that works for most users. - Consistency: Maintain design consistency so that each navigation type supports all app features seamlessly. I personally believe that this addition would make Summit even more versatile and user-friendly, empowering users to interact with Lemmy in the way that feels most natural to them.
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