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I think that a selected list of communities that you could post to from the LEO front end would be a very useful function and could drive more growth for the LEO frontend.

I'll use Spinvest as an example - our community page on peakd looks pretty ordinary. Alot of posts don't end up there as we use LEO front-end usually, and cross-posting isn't a great solution. But our posts are probably only of interest to 20 -30 people as they are more reports for our members than general finance content, most LEO users probably ignore them.

If we could use LEO front-end, and place our posts direct into our community, perhaps with some kind of drop down choice, would be nice. I think it could incentivise people to build communities around niche topics, under the LEO banner, and bring more variety to LEO. Someone passionate about a specific investment topic (e.g. property investment)could build a community around it, they would have an incentive to grow their community LEO stake and take "ownership" of the moderation of that niche. The community would be under the LEO banner, but independantly operated. It could add a layer of decentralisation to LEO content. If the community ends up being badly run, they could be removed if need be (remove their HIVE from the LEO scot).

Just thinking out loud here, but having sub-communities could add to the appeal of the LEO interface. It's already great, but this could add a new growth path. The tag system down the left side could be replaced by communities. Imagine a list of communities like SSG, property investment, stocks, T.A., collectables, crypto and so on, all with their own moderation and community ownership, but all under the LEO banner and available from leofinance.io.

Don't know how hard this would be to do @khaleelkazi?

Feeds on LeoFinance could cover all sub-communities, or have a link to a LEO communities feed that would only include peoples subscribed choices.

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