Yes it is. The top 20 fastest growing instances on https://fedidb.org/current-events/threadiverse could be suffering from bot signup. Bit of a bummer.

Could it be because r/ModCoord recommended moving to kbin, lemmy etc.?

I don’t think people will stop posting general topics here, maybe you guys have to find another way.

Maybe you could get in touch with @[email protected] directly?

Fortunately, @ruud made a comment https://beehaw.org/comment/298646. They should be working together soon.

Malicious compliance from both the mods and the users! I dust off my account to upvote it.

Translation using ChatGPT: Confused? No…rather, it’s a mini challenge to discover new exponential possibilities. Simple.

From https://www.redditinc.com/, they say there are 100k+ active subreddits. Maybe most of the existing ones are not active?

Could you provide the source for “The API/3PA changes affect like 5-10% of users”？

Some stats:

1. As of 2019, Reddit has more than 138,000 active communities.
2. There are 2,000 employees

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reddit

Wait, in kindergarten you guys had workbooks already?

I saw on one of their post that they now have 36 mods, but I guess that’s still not enough.

From what I saw on their post, it seems there are bad faith actors registering in lemmy.world just to harass beehaw.org.

I saw on one of their post that they now have 36 mods

I search the title on lemmy.world, and got this: https://lemmy.world/post/114305

And there seems to be no migration option for now

Cool, how do people at r/letsplay feel about going dark?

https://lemmy.world/comment/114872

I literally just found out what that word means because of Lemmy

But lemmynsfw.com doesn’t block any instances neither.