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The admin signs up for lemmy-federate and lemmy-federate then pulls in all communities from that instance into lemmy-federate, right? ~~Is the admin's instance subscribed to lemmy-federate and pulling in all the communities lemmy-federate knows about?~~ The site says it uses bots to follow the communities. That seems to imply the admin has to host the bot on their own instance in order to get the communities to federate over to their instance.
I don't even think its necessarily an issue that its third-party software (though building it into the actual instances would be better). The main issue is it's a one-off, centralized service. If lemmy-federate goes down, we're back to square one. If we want to avoid that, we have to have other relays; but now to avoid duplicating work these relays have to implement lemmy-federate's API so fedivese software doesn't have to deal with multiple relay APIs. We could have been using ActivityPub for relays from the beginning, but they're always an afterthought and nobody is interested in standardizing them. The fediverse was using relays before ActivityPub, then mastodon made new relays for ActivityPub once they realized the discoverability problem (it seems like they were never advertised/used widely because discovery is still a problem on microblogging platforms), and now the threadiverse is making its own relays instead of extending the existing ones, and none of the relays work across the microblogging/forum boundary
No, because Lemmy-federate is only supposed to be used as a "first subscriber" for a community.
Once there are other subscribers to that community from the remote instance, then the lemmy-federate could go down, the federation would still be in place.
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Yes, I know but any communities/instances created after that are still in the undiscoverable situation
The code is on Github: https://github.com/ismailkarsli/lemmy-federate
Should lemmy-federate go down, someone else would set another one up.