

@CannotSleep420@lemmygrad.ml is not @SleeplessOne1917@lemmy.ml.
Even if it was, there’s over 100 contributors to Lemmy, contributing for free, with no benefit to themselves.
If I own a community that’s related to a piece of software, service, or other community and someone who actually contributes to that wants it, message me and it’s yours. I stake no claim in communities, I simply want to see them exist and thrive.


@CannotSleep420@lemmygrad.ml is not @SleeplessOne1917@lemmy.ml.
Even if it was, there’s over 100 contributors to Lemmy, contributing for free, with no benefit to themselves.


That’s so arch linux user of them lmao


I feel some kinship with my instance just because it’s a niche fandom-based instance, but I wouldn’t hesitate to jump away should there be reason to. In the last few months I jumped from .ml to .ca when redditors started coming here, then from .ca to here a couple weeks ago.
If I moved, it’d have to be to another small, niche interest instance like this. I have an account over on retrolemmy.com for a couple of the communities I made, so maybe I’d set up shop there, depending on what their apparent federation/defederation stances were.


“Provider” is the best alternative to “instance” I’ve seen. I’m down with provider.


“Home instance” is the terminology I use.
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