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It also prevents normal people from using Lemmy at all...
lemmy.world is NOT "Lemmy"
Hell, during the great reddit migration, if I recall correctly, lemmy.world had to cap sign-ups.
It is a massive portion of Lemmy. And it doesn't just stop people from signing up, it stops people from participating in any way.
You yourself aren't even using a lemmy.world account. Your take on the matter is backwards and bizarre.
...please re-read the comment you just replied to.
Did you?