Yes, and what's more, you don't need to use a single account to manage an identity and all feeds like you would with a microblogging account, so it's not even a

Yes, and what's more, you don't need to use a single account to manage an identity and all feeds like you would with a microblogging account, so it's not even a significant source of UX friction. These sorts of applications are tailor made for multiaccount usage, most reddit users even have more than one account to manage different communities.