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I have a somewhat related question: is is possible to help the infrastructure by providing a node to host an existing instance?
I don't wanna have to create and maintain/moderate my own, but would be willing to donate some power and bandwidth to the platform in order to improve performance/geographic distribution etc by having a replica node for an instance/instances of choice.
Thanks
I don't believe that's possible. At least, not right now. Happy to be corrected though.
I would also love to help in this way. I have a small home server and an internet connection that has plenty of capacity available.