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Here's all you need to know about if you should consolidate. In general, every single topic will be best suited towards having one centralized community (Lemmy gasps!). To me the power of Lemmy isn't that it IS a series of seperate instances that can interconnect. To me the power of Lemmy is that it CAN BE a series of seperate instances that can interconnect.
And here's the difference. Dad@place.extention is a hypothetical example. Lets say it becomes active, and the mods there get big britches. Well.........maybe they enact some policy that 40% of the community there do not agree with.
They are free to create Dadstuff@otherinstance.someextention. They can create the instance THEY want. With THEIR rules.
But until that hand is forced, why split the communities?
Agreed
@orangeNgreen@lemmy.world, do you need help to link this post in the different communities, with the message that !fatherverse@midwest.social would be the main community?
Done.
Great!