In particular, it seems to me that centralization is almost a law of the universe (or at least a tendency). Lemmy may start decentralized, with dozens or hundreds of meaningfully-sized instances, but it’s easy to imagine a not-far future where most everyone has settled on just a handful of instances (or even just one).
I don’t mean to just be a pessimist here. I’m sure I’m far from the first person to wonder about this, and I’m curious whether there are ideas of how to counterbalance the tendency toward centralization.
9 points
Well technically you don’t have to have logins for all the instances - that’s the beauty of it
6 points
while that is true, finding and joining new /c’s is klunky atm and not set up in a way that makes large growth likely
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