Online communities are like coral reefs. How are new coral reefs established? A single coral may attach to a rock, or bit of debris, corals can support many other organisms, sponges, small fish, crabs, cluster around, then more corals, more diversity.
The fediverse is anchored around enthusiasm for technology and (formal) education. We can branch out from this point, aggregate, spread. In the long run this is better for the whole community.
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@futurebird I could not agree more.
@futurebird Well said. I really hope it does branch out. It will make for a much more vibrant community.
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You remind me of this story about "refugia" :
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