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I guess it is a consequence of the Reddit migration where the habit is just keeping the old community name. But having C/Politics being US only on Lemmy.world, an instance that aims to be international (hence the name), seems weird to me.

Would have been cool to give up this assumption that everything is related to US by default when moving away from Reddit. I mean, even the canadian political news of Lemmy.ca is CanadaPolitics.

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[-] ElectroVagrant@lemmy.world 9 points 1 year ago

It's a difference of interpretation imo. Others here understandably read it as meaning or suggesting an international focus, but others still (such as myself) read it as meaning a general focus (which is itself reinforced by the front page's own description).

Personally I do agree with OP & others here in preferring non-specific communities like politics or law to be open to international politics & law, but I'm not in a position to make that call. Also as noted, I don't think the admins are interested in intervening in communities so long as their moderators aren't abusing their positions nor abandoning their accounts & letting communities go unmoderated.

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