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I'm not sure how that would be different from what we've already got.
IMO the main feature kbin/Lemmy are missing is an equivalent to "multireddits." That would allow multiple communities to be seamlessly aggregated for a user, they'd see all the content blended together as if they were one. I remember seeing a Codeberg issue over on the kbin repo discussing how to implement that, and I'm sure Lemmy's devs are working on it too, so that feature will probably come along fairly soon. Then it shouldn't matter much if the same subject has had multiple instances set up communities.