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In order to screw up Lemmy, corporations would have to take over 1300 or so Instances, scattered in different countries all over the world.

The second they screwed up the most popular Instance(s), folks would just move to other Instances and they could defederate from the corporate ones.

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I just wouldn’t use a corporate server. This here is more like old internet before the likes of google started to buy everything and consolidate the internet. Running a single server is not the same as a server farm in multiple countries.

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I started on lemme.world but it’s been getting hammered so I made a backup account on lemm.ee Yes when your feed is on local is the server you are on and all is all servers. It gets weirder though because you will also see posts from defederated servers, we can still comment like normal on them too but that server itself that’s defederated the people on that server will not be communicating with the rest of the federation.

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Ah shit

Here we go again

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Can corporations fuck it up if they want to? Couldn’t we just migrate to a new instance and not federate? Or not federate with them from the beginning?

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I’ve already seen it happen with a company creating an account to plug their meal plan site, same thing that has been happening on reddit since it started. Just don’t trust any account thats trying to sell you something.

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Do we really want normies on our site? Will they really act as bait for the megacorps to come and ruin our federation?

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