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I may be wrong, but while it's annoying to have to add each instance one by one, it's also a feature.
If your instance's users never access those other instances/communities, federating with them will only serve to increase the load on those servers, without any tangible benefits (other than not having to search communities once before accessing them).
If I'm wrong, please someone correct me :)
Not to mention it will increase your instance's storage requirements far beyond what you use. If you take @lackthought's suggestion to use browse.feddit.de, you'll only be pulling in things that you actually use.