content: there isn't really an /v/all: the front page is all of the networks that you're subscribed to, which themselves are eventually going to contain hundreds up to thousands of communities.  my reasoning is that /v/all and /r/ all exists because you can't realistically have 400 subscriptions based on the way they organize things (flat - 1 level communities, which aren't grouped together in any way) so they created /v/all or /r/all as a way to get a birds eye view of everything without having to search. In my experience this fails because:  there is a ton of things that are just completely unrelated to what i care about (for example, on reddit, i constantly see /r/leagueoflegends posts on /r/all, or gifs from some soccer game im not into, etc...)  discover is still hard  On chutter this problem would be solved like so:  subscribe to all of the broad categories you care about (aka networks) now you can easily see related communities - just by clicking on the + icon when your inside the network. No more searching /v/all /subverses or whatever for what you like. anything related to tech is in the tech network, anything related to nsfw would be in the nsfw network, etc... now that you've subscribed to all of these networks, you can essentially browse different themed "all"s  because you have containers (networks) to organize all your subscriptions additionally chutter automatically sorts your lists by which communities are the most active. So when you're on your front page, that main list is a trending list of "all" of your subscriptions, showing you which ones were most active that day.  let me know what you think?