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what’s the benefits of using Lemmy compared to the others? I found this picture on Google.
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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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Does it make sense to merge all of them into one “super app”?
It does not.
Negative, to force that would oppose the goals of open source. Now if someone wanted to develop a one size fits all Fediverse platform there's nothing stopping them.
admins could roll deployments that are tightly integrated if they wanted now, just takes time to setup. I think most servers are dealing with the basics right now.
No but they could all run on a single domain. For example I'm on lemmy.blahaj.zone but blahaj.zone is primarily a calckey (like Mastodon but less minimalist than Mastodon) instance.