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I only know the one.
Probably an incomplete list of feddit instances:
Really disappointed that italy doesn't have fedd.it
Especially since fedd.it redirects to feddit.it. Wow, now I'm actually disappointed.
At least it redirects to feddit.it.
feddit.ch was discontinued but active for a bit
It lived up to its name I suppose.
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ch is the swiss country code and it was a swiss instance
Nah, I meant how it ends in dit.ch and it got ditched soon.
ah nice spot
It's probably a more expensive domain and they might not have wanted to commit to that when it was still a small instance...
It's the same tld, they have the same recurring costs.
Same TLD ≠ Same costs if they took over from someone that sold the domain.