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It’s not a permanent defederation, and it’s only with those two instances. There are still hundreds of other instances that they are still federated with.
Like this one I'm on right now.
(Tbh, I'm surprised how much kbin and lemmy are compatible with one another despite using different codebases)
Honestly the more I see how well such federated sites can connect with each other gives me more hope for the future of federated sites
@AndreTelevise @BreadDog @SQL_InjectMe @GuyDudeman It's even kinda compatible with mastodon!
While true, beehaw hosts some of the largest communities so it's still a loss (temporarily). As long as they find mods within a week things will be fine.