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Which is exactly why you should self-host. No one to blame but yourself when your instance goes down/away.

Sadly this idea doesn't mesh well with how communities work given those are inherently tied to an instance, unlike e.g. hashtags on Mastodon. It would suck if some community goes away just because the instance admin got tired of running it.