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what is your favorite lemmy instance?
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this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2023
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I think he's active again? But there's other admins as well. Does that not negate the issue?
(Genuine question, I'm clueless about this stuff.)
He came back just to make other people admins and then disappeared again, which also raises questions over the ownership of the instance. It's best security practice to have users with minimal necessary powers so if someone's not admining they shouldn't have admin powers since that increases the attack surface. Also the way the contingency plans were aborted the second he lifted a finger with no explanation or apology sort of rubbed me up the wrong way.
I've got some alts I don't use but now I'm thinking about making something proper I can switch to. lem.ee perhaps?
I'm having a bit of a moan, I wouldn't want anyone to make a decision like that purely on my account, you should make your own decision. Maybe feddit.uk will turn out fine, I hope it does, I'm just explaining why I don't use it. lemmy.zip seems to be a responsibly run instance with similar federation policies to feddit.uk
Yeah that's fair. I think it's worth having another option if I need it, but I would rather stay at feddit.uk if I can.
Thanks for the details, good things to know.