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1 year ago@maegul@lemmy.ml I am wondering if communities can be private / approved users only… I didn’t see that in the docs.
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5·2 years ago@cyclohexane@lemmy.ml I don’t think there is one right answer to this. IMO - anyone can start an instance for whatever reason they want, which could be to have a topic specific instance.
This may have an advantage. For example of someone wanted to start a gaming instance of could bring all the existing forms into one place, and then add a bunch that aren’t on the other instances. This could make for a convenient one-stop location for gamers to find all the topics they are interested in.
Of course nothing is stopping a use from subscribing from a different instance of they so choose.
@maegul@lemmy.ml Actually, that process that it doesn’t do what I want… The printing part is “… Everyone else can comment…”. Meaning is not a private community, just one with partially restricted access.