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How will lemmy instances survive if they get too big?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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Like if an instance like lemmy.world gets too big and fails I'll probably head to another instance like kbin.social. If it starts a failure cascade people will leave for traditional social media or just leave social media entirely until federation can support it.
Maybe I end up leaving for another social media site, or I just watch youtube and no real social media or something. Whatever happens I'm here while I'm here.