That is not a feature, you would have to subscribe to the communities individually - that said, please only subscribe to what you actually enjoy. It balloons needlessly costs when federation is used outside of genuine interest. It may also pollute the all feed.
this post was submitted on 21 Aug 2023
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I don't think so. From my understanding that would federate the whole instance with yours and I don't know if people would want that
It would be straight-forward to script I think (especially if your account is on the same instance). API calls to get a list of all an instance's communities, then loop through the list, and sub to each one. I guess you'd then want a background version, occasionally checking for something new.
Please do not do this.