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Populating self-hosted Lemmy instance
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this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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I really wish there was an easy way to export and import a list of communities@domain that you can then transfer to another account. It would make it very easy to just add a bunch of content to a freshly created instance like you're talking about, once you subscribe to communities your instance will start getting updates from them and your "All" tab will get populated.
For now you have to do it manually unfortunately, afaik.