This is good to know. As long as the use of the second server profile was temporary due to something like server downtime my understanding is that any activity taking place on the second profile would sync to the primary profile once it comes back online. So it may mean delayed receipt of any of this activity to anyone not connected through Hubzilla, but it'd get there eventually upon syncing? Is this correct?
If the primary profile were to go down permanently though it sounds like it'd be a good idea to have a list of existing contacts backed up somewhere else to be able to duplicate on the secondary server profile if necessary.
I haven't tried any of the macroblogging platforms, but I plan to. For what I've read Hubzilla has a feature call Nomadic Identity that, while it makes server migration easier, creates problems with federation, but nothing too severe as to render it unusable.
It just that, because it's a Zot feature, when you go from a clone to another, your contacts from platforms other than Hubzilla (or anything based on Zot are lost), but If you don't care much about that, it's a great feature because it means that you can keep using the platform even if your home server is offline
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