One and the same - I was saying that I wasn’t suggesting what you thought I was suggesting, I was definitely talking about subscriptions. To clarify my question,

reddit.com home page generates posts from your subscriptions (the subreddits you’ve subscribed to).

It randomly selects 50 (or 100 if you pay) of your subscriptions and then populates the feed.

Hence the problem: if you subscribe to inactive subreddits, some of the 50 reddit selects are effectively duds; they’re not doing anything and are taking up spots that other active subreddits could have. Your home feed is therefore de-facto hindered if you subscribe to inactive subreddits.

I was wondering if this is also the case on Lemmy.

I was talking about your subscribed subs, to clarify

That’s a very old feature

Which ones? All of these should have some content.

If a community has never been accessed by a user from your instance before (lemmy.wtf), they may appear empty to start with.

Fair enough, I did read more info this and it seems to be a regional thing. Maybe a VPN might fix it but shrug

It works fine, you just need to download an old version in order to login. It doesn’t let you login in the latest version but you can update it once you are logged in

XManager still works fine for Spotify