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The Great Reddit Migration is Hammering Lemmy and Kbin Instances
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this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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We need user caps on a per-instance basis tbh
If it grows fast and hard it might happen naturally. lemmy.world is suffering already.
Ya I'd much rather lemmy.world set an actual user cap of what they can actually handle ^^
Just accepting users until your system stops working is a bad system.
And a community cap.