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This community is on lemmy.world so yes, there would be problems
I honestly haven't noticed. For me to see the posts they simply need to get pushed, which is pretty lightweight. And if Lemmy.world crashes after and stays down for a few hours it won't impact my ability to view the post. For a lemmy.world user the instance needs to be up for them to view any content.
In a way yes, when I post a comment, no one else will be able to see it while the site is down. But it eventually will go through when the site is up. And because I'm browsing from a different instance, I can see all the content even if lemmy.world is offline.