I appreciate the scale of the problem you guys are having now, but are there specific limitations that you're hitting that you can clarify on? Is it moderation tools, specific scaling strategies, etc?
With more information the more technically minded among us might be able to help.
We need webrings brought back
Related note, pictrs is super cool. Its like an OSS imgur backend, but no one really talks much about it or its potential.
I'm selfhosting Lemmy and its SUPER fast. Just think of it more of a personal caching layer than anything else.
Beehaw is big on the "safe space" approach, rather than "grow" approach. So makes sense they did what they did.
Reminds me of Horizon Zero Dawn running at 30fps but it felt silky smooth because the FPS was rock solid.
Ignoring all the human and political aspects, I find Lemmy is a nicer piece of software, technically. Forking is always an option, and thanks to ActivityPub, things will remain compatible as well.
Lemmy itself seems neutral upon usage, I have not been subject to any political biases from the software itself, ever.
Who are the other devs if they’re not listed?
Hey that's awesome! Lemmy/Reddit shim
Wow, poor comic sans didn’t deserve all the hate it got
Thanks! I recommended adding it to OP so others can find it.
If its UI based, it won't actually be too hard for someone from community to add the tools. Here's hoping!