Agreed but as time goes on and the community grows these things will come! The piracy community in general i think is pretty quick to switch platforms because we’re so used to main hubs going down overnight (i.e. rarbg, kat, etc) and having to find the new spot.
Yup, we’re particularly well versed in adapting and quick to adjust/ move on. We’re survivors and know things don’t necessarily last, just the community and data. I feel like we’re well attuned to being some of the early adopters of a multitude of things.
Luckly I don’t foresee us leaving Lemmy in the near future, Fediverse overall isn’t super thrilled about current corporate practices and copyright law so I’ve often seen piracy supported.
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I’m sad at how few alternatives I’ve been able to find for my go-to subs. Thankfully, the piracy community is nailing it.
Agreed but as time goes on and the community grows these things will come! The piracy community in general i think is pretty quick to switch platforms because we’re so used to main hubs going down overnight (i.e. rarbg, kat, etc) and having to find the new spot.
Yeah the private tracker community should know how to shuffle around between communities pretty well.
That’s a good point. We’re nomads. :)
we are pirates. we r used to abandoning and changing ships during and after rough seas…yarr
Yup, we’re particularly well versed in adapting and quick to adjust/ move on. We’re survivors and know things don’t necessarily last, just the community and data. I feel like we’re well attuned to being some of the early adopters of a multitude of things.
Luckly I don’t foresee us leaving Lemmy in the near future, Fediverse overall isn’t super thrilled about current corporate practices and copyright law so I’ve often seen piracy supported.