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Creating the community isn't the issue, usually it's finding moderators

If he decides to shut down the project, or something happens to him, the server will probably go down with him.

See vlemmy.net, lemmy.film, iusearch.fyi, and so on

Oh nice! Only one admin though

Well, I'm pretty sure none of the Jellyfin users stream their vacation movies

https://libretechni.ca/ is also down on my site, is the site supposed to be up?

I guess we should get people interested in managing that community. Maybe a post to !android@lemdro.id to see who would like to do that could be a starting point

Sorry to bring it to you, but https://lemmy.film/ has been down for probably six months.

What is the issue with dbzer0? It's literally an instance with the largest piracy community of all of Lemmy

Jellyfin: !jellyfin@lemmy.ml

Maybe something for https://lemmy.dbzer0.com ?

Or maybe it was the most popular server when the Librewolf devs decided on an instance for their community.

Might be worth to check with the team if they would mind moving to another instance.

I guess they didn't really check which instance their community was hosted on

Hello,

Lemmy.ml and Lemmy.cafe are like Gmail and Outlook, different services that can still send email to each other in a normal configuration.

Except here Lemmy.cafe decided to block Lemmy.ml. Using Lemmy.cafe you can still interact with for instance lemmy.world communities and users for instance

Nice one ha ha