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The same reason the EU does, among many other organizations and companies. It's a backup and alternative, not too much work to run if it's only for people on th
by Kye 3y ago
The same reason the EU does, among many other organizations and companies. It's a backup and alternative, not too much work to run if it's only for people on the inside, and cross-posting is as simple as checking a box in a growing number of social media management tools.