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this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2023
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Everything you say makes sense, but a pirate pledges loyalty to no man and always expects to jump ship when the time is upon them. Such is life on the high seas!
If the community as a whole feels that way, then discussion in the subreddit will naturally die off.
So why does it need to be done forcefully with a rule? Why force people to migrate? If Lemmy is so compelling, everyone will naturally switch over and it'll win out.