darkkite

it looks fine to me.

kbin and Lemmy are 3 and 4 for fastest brisket growing servers.

Twitter has gone over much more changes in the past year than reddit.

• bought
• fired almost all employees
• lost ads partners
• had PR mishaps
• now rate limiting affecting ever user and ads at the same time
• now threads is out

reddit really isn't really changing the experience for most people but Twitter is.

also more mastodon users also affects us too since you can interact with Lemmy on mastodon so it benefits the network

what data do are using to support this thesis?

yeah it's always the people who contribute the least to free software who expects the most.

How do universal subscribe links work?

I'm not sure. I've worked at companies using amplitude and hotjar that can record all click event and sessions on web

Still NSFW content will not be accessible

I wonder if a longer term solution would be to auto rotate the server list to bump less popular ones.