"Reading, Studying, and Coworking" should be its own category.
I see this gaining popularity in the IRL section and it's being constantly recommended to me. However, I don't really want to view it. As of now, there's no way for me to block this category because it's not technically a category, just an automated conglomeration of channels that seem to meet the definition. That's my use case.
Another use case would be allowing people to search for this category if they like this kind of stream.
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proxy12111
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That makes sense — if “Reading, Studying, and Coworking” is trending as a distinct type of content, it would be helpful to formalize it as its own category. That way, users could both mute it if they’re not interested or easily find it if they are. Clear categorization improves personalization and user control.
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DoctorRotcod
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Study With Me category would me awesome. There's a lot of people doing it but in Just Chatting category