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lemmy has a darwin process... and it's not necessarily a bad new (beehaw.org)
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a few days ago, i was skeptical about the duplication of several communities with the same name in lemmy/kbin. But i understood it's in fact a darwin process : only the best communities will survive. I think it's even a bonus feature versus reddit

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

I have concerns that centralized activity will have the reddit problem - administration on those servers may not be ideal or quality could deteriorate over time.