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Consider the following example: we have two instances alpha and beta, with users U1 and U2 on alpha, and community C on beta. Both users follow the community. Beta is down, and U1 makes a post to C. U2 will immediately see the post in C, because it is stored in the same database table.
This is mainly a theoretical problem for now, but it will become an issue once we implement things like community bans, or communities where only mods can post.
Consider the following example: we have two instances alpha and beta, with users U1 and U2 on alpha, and community C on beta. Both users follow the community. Beta is down, and U1 makes a post to C. U2 will immediately see the post in C, because it is stored in the same database table.
This is mainly a theoretical problem for now, but it will become an issue once we implement things like community bans, or communities where only mods can post.
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