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/r/Tribes just opened a Lemmy community!
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Shame they chose LW, cool otherwise though!
At this point we should probably be happy with any community willing to move to Lemmy, whatever the instance
The LW centralisation is really bad though. If LW goes authoritarian or dies à la feddit.de, it’s basically wiping out most major communities and a heavy proportion of all accounts.
Well, as you know, I'm well aware.
But we can always figure out things later once the community is here. There's bigger fish to fry.
There's probably gotta be a company/ad friendly instance for Lemmy to become large enough to support niche communities elsewhere. It might as well be lw
The second ads appear on LW, people will migrate like there is no tomorrow
They're already there, they just have to be quiet about it. I mean there was even that catfisher or whatever spamming people recently that became a meme. It's free (advertising) real estate. I mean if tribes opened an official sub on there it would technically be advertising