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this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2023
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I think it's good that they asked here. The way the fediverse is structured means there can be plenty of people who use an instance - posting to it, browsing posts from it, etc - without being registered with that instance. If Beehaw says they're contemplating leaving, only to be met with a "NO, DON'T GO" response from the rest of the fediverse, then that might give them reason to rethink their position. And if everyone just says "eh, whatever" or "yeah, go away" then it may reinforce their position.
Obviously the opinions of the people who've registered there should hold more weight, but I think putting the question to everyone is a good move.
But considering they already defederates two biggest instances mean by statistics alone majority won't care because they already didn't interact with beehaw
Which is a bit ridiculous considering that as far as I remember they defederated from SJWorks because sign ups were open and they're not anymore but nothing's changed...
Also them making this post gives all of us a chance to tell them their mean girl games won’t be missed.