Depends. My main community on Reddit was effectively a link aggregate for a niche hobby that’s well over a million subscribers at this point. And when the reddit blackout happened, it became extremely clear that there isn’t another community out there that aggregates just as much content as they have there.

Lemmy just doesn’t have the tools in terms of tagging and wiki to be able to replace what they’ve got yet.

When you are running a mainstream public service

What government is running a Lemmy instance and allowing regular people to make personal accounts?

I know instances don’t have to technically do that. But the same argument can be said for countries too.

Any individuals claiming sovereign immunity likely need mental help.