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I want to say yes. Although the websites I find consistently say that "bunny" refers to the rabbit (rabbit ≠ hare for the uninitiated, they are different species), they do have similar behaviors and looks. And this is not strictly a pet rabbit community, so the fact that hares are very hard to domesticate doesn't really impact what gets posted here.

However, I also think the input of people in the community is important. If people who browse and/or post on !bunnies@lemmy.world don't want hare content included then I'm not going to make the change and allow hare content.

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[-] uhmbah@lemmy.ca 10 points 11 months ago

Ya, say no to a baby hare... :)

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Post bunny pics, post questions about rabbits, almost anything rabbit or hare-related goes (whether wild or domestic).

  1. "Almost" because this is a community for bunny enjoyers—no images of dead or injured rabbits, please.
  2. This is a community for the animal! Posts of humans with rabbit features (think "bunny girls", people with a cottontail and bunny ears) are not what this community is for and will be removed.
  3. Also, no AI-generated content please.
  4. Be nice, no bigotry/discrimination, etc.
  5. Stay on topic.

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