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I understand you're excited, but aren't you overdoing it a bit?
Quick give me more subs to crosspost
We need more cross posts
on Reddit I think it makes sense but on Lemmy it's usually obnoxious in my experience, because it's not so populated and busy, the default browsing experience already gives you posts from all over... so unless you strictly browse followed communities (which i don't know if most people even do this) you end up seeing the same thing over and over.
[email protected] is on there twice ???