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I changed the url of the post to be the beehaw link to community for easy sign up.
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Looks like they also have communities for phone brands (e.g. Samsung). Not sure if that’s enough value added to necessitate a whole instance for android but I think it is a pretty interesting way to go about it.
Why should we go there when there is a much bigger community over at !android@lemmy.world ?
I think its if you enjoyed the content and moderation of the reddit community, they are migrating here.
Because this was posted to a Beehaw community which is not currently federated with lemmy.world
Also, this one is the original moderation team from the Reddit community.
Looks like they also have communities for phone brands (e.g. Samsung). Not sure if that’s enough value added to necessitate a whole instance for android but I think it is a pretty interesting way to go about it.