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A fediverse instance obviously.
I've actually been wondering how feasible it might be to set up a Lemmy or piefed server just for me. Is it frowned upon in the fediverse to essentially have a "vanity" url for an instance no one else can join? How difficult would it be to manage blocklists/federation without a team like the large instances have? Would there be an issue with instances refusing to federate with a single user instance?
It's not a big deal, but a single user instance has some issues with discoverability as it will only show communities you personally have subscribed to.