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Imagine the mess of a fusion between this two, mixing read only content from Reddit and interactive user created/aggregated content from the web.
Agreed, having discussion is what makes reddit and lemmy unique. Libreddit, while the interface is clean, is more like a reddit-powered rss feed.
So for you it would be a toggle, you would see one content or the other. You can imagine it as you like, it’s hypothetical.
You can already satisfy that use case using a web browser, tabs or different windows, or even different browsers.
I respectfully disagree.
I do not assume to talk on behalf of the developer, but I would think that that is not the point of Lemmy. Lemmy is supposed to be a link aggregator-slash-discussion platform that is not owned by a corporate entity.
Again, I may be wrong. Please feel free to correct me.
That would entirely undo the privacy features of libreddit. AFAIK it was a deliberate decision to disable logins. If you still have the urge to respond in a thread, there is a direct link to the discussion on the Reddit site.
Since both Lemmy and Reddit have publicly available APIs, you could consider rolling your own aggregator. I agree with @victorvelsol@lemmy.ml that managing the accounts would pose some challenges.