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this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2023
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If they’re similar enough I suppose they could merge, with the larger community eating the smaller one. Even though Reddit is a singular “instance” I used to mod a sub called /r/stopcomcast. There was a similar subreddit called /r/WarOnComcast and the existence of both didn’t make sense. We agreed to merge the subreddits and encourage users of /r/stopcomcast to go over to the other subreddit.
Here I’d imagine it would be just a little more difficult with separate instances being an extra layer and deciding who gets what.