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Thank you for this. Just wish there was a way to migrate account to still keep posts/comments/subs/etc but oh wrll. Faster now at least
There are feature requests on the gethub for Lemmy to add the ability to move users and communities between instances. It comes up often enough it's just a question of how to implement it and when.
I second this request, I've created at least 5 accounts in different instances since I migrated.
What do you mean? Why would you need to migrate your account?
In order to switch instances hosted on a different server, but keep your account history such as comments, votes, posts, saved posts, etc.
Only way to switch instances right now is to make a new account from scratch on that instance.
But you can still view and interact with all content on any federated instance so why would you need another account?
If you want to switch instances.
There's no guarantee your instance will be around forever, they are all created by random people across the world running their own servers at their own cost. People may get bored/too busy and move on, can't afford it anymore, etc.
Also no guarantee the same people will run the instance forever, could get sold/given to new admins who ruin it somehow.
Server could get overloaded with too many people/content and not maintained properly resulting in poor quality/speeds.
Lots of reasons you may need to switch instances, would be nice if you didn't lose 5 years worth of account history and be forced to make a new one.
That makes sense. Hopefully they'll add migration soon.
I have already setup my main account with subscriptions I like and I would ideally liked to keep my posts / comments..?