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this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2025
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They will still be visible to federated instances as they have a local copy. But any new posts or comments will not federate.
And any new instance will not have a copy.
Ah that makes sense. So federation implies copying essentially, and not merely linking. Thanks!
Well, there won't be any new posts, so that's not all that much of a problem in the end.
You can actually make a new post on an instance that has closed, you can also reply to posts on a closed instance
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Nothing I was ever subscribed to, and why not post a direct link to the community?
I just made a post and a comment on a community on a closed instance. Both went through okay, but will never federate.
That instance went down a while back, so posting a link to the community wouldn't work.
LW users can still make posts there, but they would indeed not federate.
I was just providing an example so that people could see what it would look like