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Do you believe Lemmy/Mastodon can become mainstream and fully replace their centralized counterparts?
  • The biggest issue would be data retention. Reddit serves as a real world database that stores all the historical content and search engines like google make it searchable.

    We're talking about petabytes, and lemmy hardly has a few gigabytes.

    Who is going to store all this data, even in a distributed environment, the bigger instances would have to store a few hundred terrabytes (per year).

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