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this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2023
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My way of dealing with it is to subscribe to all instances of the community so I don't miss anything. If I feel ownership of the community, I would encourage others in the community to do the same.
The problem with that is duplicate threads about every popular thing.
You get reposts all over the place on Reddit too, this isn't going to be anything new.
It's the price I pay if I want to honor my FOMO. I can always pick one and live with potentially missing some things or not seeing comments from some community members who picked a different instance if I want to prioritize avoiding multiple threads instead. You'd get duplicate posts on a single subreddit anyway, so it doesn't seem that much different.