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How is Lemmy so good and you guys all so awesome? FUCK!
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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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I think that's a bit of a dangerous take we need to address. There seem to be very real legal and practical risks + obstacles to safetly and effectively running an instance. I don't want to see people getting themselves hurt or disillusioned prematurely because they had rose colored glasses about this subject
I hear that sometimes, but what legal stuff has actually happened ever?
I'm in the EU so of course I can get some notice of some sort I guess and that's all fine, but as long as I don't make money from it or are going illegal things all day long, what is this "hypothetical" danger?
I call BS, at least for the EU.
Where were that? In the US?