So is the case then that lemmy instances dedicated purely to hosting user accounts not really big communities with much traction outside of their local instance actually makes a lot of sense?
Distribute the client-server load as much as possible while leaving the community hosting and coordination to bigger more central instances (which also helps with discovering communities)?
So is the case then that lemmy instances dedicated purely to hosting user accounts not really big communities with much traction outside of their local instance actually makes a lot of sense?
Distribute the client-server load as much as possible while leaving the community hosting and coordination to bigger more central instances (which also helps with discovering communities)?