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I just noticed this:
As of 0.19.0, Lemmy has a weekly scheduled task to delete activities older than a week. If an instance lags more than 7 days at the time this task executes on the sending instance it will lose activities.
Good thing they never got that far!
Finally! I've been trying to get an Australian friend to join aussie.zone... it's so hard to convince people ๐ญ
If they use Reddit, how do they feel about the general enshittification of the platform?
I don't think he cares lol, he was annoyed about US defaultism so I told him about aussie.zone
That's also a good point
Almost down to 2. The past 24 hours has gone from 2.96 down to 2.14.
Taking 24 hours to bring the queue down by about 20 hours means it's not quite twice as fast as the live data. It's a great improvement but I think this isn't completely solved yet. This could become an issue again possibly if LW doubles in size.
Yes, that's my observation too. The week-end should be less active, so they might catch up, but there might be indeed some delay in the near future
I looked at Fediverse Observer and it seems like LW is not growing as fast as the rest of Lemmy, so people are doing a good job signing up at other instances. Since January it looks like LW gained about 19% MAU, while Lemmy overall gained about 32%.
Nice trend
