Subs first, then All. The only reason I browse All is because I’m all caught up with my subs and there’s nothing else to consume but All.

New or by 1 hour.

I dont sign up for communities. Just throw it all at me. I want an unfiltered and unadulterated view as to whatever the capitol C community is into.

All because I like seeing more than just what I subscribe to.

How else would I see a bunch of news article headlines that I’ll never read the actual article of but still make a comment on purely based on the article headline? /s

Subscribed, because all is way too depressing.

I do a little bit of both.

I’m only subscribed to about 10 small communities, where it’s stuff that I love but the communities are small enough that they don’t really reach my all feed.

And the way I browse all is that I’m always blocking communities that really don’t interest me so over time I only see stuff I like.

I usually start with subscribed, and when I run out of new content I switch to all and it reminds me why I prefer to stick with subscribed as a default.

Always subscribed, otherwise it’s just memes and political shit flooding my feed.

All. Throw it all at me. Gork needs content.

All. My subscribed communities aren’t all that active currently, or it’s just daily posts by me in the communities I moderate.

I am still relatively new to Lemmy, so I view New All so I can catch any new communities that I want to subscribe to. Once my list get sufficiently diverse I will switch to New Subscribed.

I switch between all, new and top past 6 hours.

Subscribed, definitely.

Way easier than playing whack-a-mole with the block button.

Both. That’s what I like about it. If I viewed all on Reddit it could be boring but Lemmy is interesting both ways.

Subs.

Usually just all sorted by new