Certain users, I would say, and I kind of agree that most of the people were probably annoyed by the difficulty to discover content, the DDoS on the large instances, broken federation, etc.
On the other hand, how could it have been otherwise? Lemmy is a benevolent open source project, out of the 40k monthly active users there seems to be around 50 willing to contribute to the code (I’m counting the mobile apps, Mbin, Sublinks in there).
We can only be happy with what we have now, and think how to address the issues we have progressively.
Certain users, I would say, and I kind of agree that most of the people were probably annoyed by the difficulty to discover content, the DDoS on the large instances, broken federation, etc.
On the other hand, how could it have been otherwise? Lemmy is a benevolent open source project, out of the 40k monthly active users there seems to be around 50 willing to contribute to the code (I’m counting the mobile apps, Mbin, Sublinks in there).
We can only be happy with what we have now, and think how to address the issues we have progressively.