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Why does one need a new #introduction when switching instances?

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Why does one need a new #introduction when switching instances? Yes, newbie. Yes, one of the #Forkiverse guys. Don't bite our heads off pretty please with sugar on top.
My reasons for joining: what is this thing? Why does my favourite podcast podcast about it?
I welcome new views on life, the universe and everything. May ask questions. They say there are no such thing as stupid questions. I beg to differ and please feel free to judge away.
My life is #climbing #coffee #geek
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