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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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a functional "move account" function would go a long way to maintain a reasonable power dynamic between instances and users . I know its on the project roadmap, but its something that could (and should) be explored by all the new eyes looking at the Lemmy codebase.
Do you happen to have a link for the project roadmap? The concept of moving the account sounds amazing, and I hope that dessalines and nutomic manage to do it. (Easier said than done, I bet that both are overburdened.)
I hope that there's also something in the roadmap about moving/cloning a community, to migrate it elsewhere.