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I've noticed my feed can look stagnant if I go by the default, which is Local and Active. I instead set it to Subscribed and New
On Reddit, New wasn't the best since posts were made so quick and a lot of them were low-effort, but at least in the communities I'm subbed to, posts are generally made slower, but are higher quality, making sorting by new valid.
What I did early on was set the feed to all. As I found items of interest I would subscribe. There are new communities being created every day. There's always something new to see.
If you set in your profile settings "hide read posts" and then vote/click on each post you see you get only new posts
Sort content by new? instead of hot or trending.
