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  • Lvxferre
    1•2 months ago

    Yup - federated communities grow specially well in a corporate landscape. However my concern is if they’re able to stay dominant enough to prevent a cycle like:

    1. Corporate landscape.
    2. You got a few federated alternatives growing.
    3. Federations grow enough to become the main landscape.
    4. Corporations do something [I do not know what] better than federations.
    5. Corporates grow to the point of dwarfing the federations, into a corporate landscape.

    For example, it’s possible for me that corporations are specially able to exploit a federated landscape through EEE. I’m just conjecturing though.