[email protected] has also been blocked from lemmy.world.
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Lemmy.world has released an official response.
this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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Suggestion: account on small instance, communities on large ones
This is the way
Why communities on large ones, doesn't that achieve centralization of the content?
Well, not if the communities are distributed across several large instances, no?
Small istances don't have the resources to host large communities
Good point, when it comes to large communities it does make sense
images are the real issue. text is extremely small and most instances should be able to handle even the largest text and link based communities.
in fact they can't participate on lemmy if they couldn't because the text of a post (and all the comments) gets copied to all instances subscribed to a community
and of course moderation can be a concern as well, but if you're not ready to moderate you shouldn't host anything other than a single user instance anyway.
I suppose that works. I got a ton of accounts at this point now.
Only correction I offer is accounts, on small instances. Not just one on one instance.
Don't worry you don't need ten accounts, you will always be able to make a new one, should the need arise