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Is this the new home of r/minimalism?
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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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Yes, it seems that we are already seeing the usual split between the minimalist aesthetic and the minimalist lifestyle.
Maybe it would be worth to decide which content we want to see here and open another community for the other?
Hey yeah, just created the community a while ago and had a busy time until now. I'll try to specify the core aspects with you.