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Why Lemmy's Piracy Community Outshines r/Piracy?
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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I think the early days of /r/piracy was pretty good. I learned a lot from it and found many guides and how to. But then it got popular and everyone started flooding in and asked every single little thing instead of reading the wiki and quality went bad.
I think it won't get to that on Lemmy because those who don't read the wiki won't read to understand the fediverse.
I've seen the same issue with many many piracy communities. They start of great with lots of helpful information. But the more they grow the more diluted they become, and also have to worry about legal action after a time so they have to start enforcing rules to protect them selves. Such as not providing links.