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Will something be done about moderators owning 50+ magazines/communities and counting? Already seeing power mods migrate from Reddit trying to hoard as many communities as possible. (kbin.social)

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Will something be done about moderators owning 50+ magazines/communities and counting? Already seeing power mods migrate from Reddit trying to hoard as many communities as possible.

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[–] _haha_oh_wow_ 1 points 1 year ago

The fediverse kind of inherently limits this: You can make the same community on another Lemmy or a similar community on the same Lemmy.

If communities want to relocate to here, I see no problem with that and if the mods suck then folks can always jump ship to a new community.

Realistically, there's no good way to stop a person from running multiple communities and frankly, I don't think it would be a good idea to do that anyways.