posts/second average user activity …
posts/second
posts per second
…what, are you looking for instances for bots?
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glowing_hans@sopuli.xyz 1 week agoI would love info/data-sheets about all the instances, that would make the decision process easier:
- who de-federated who?
- who hosts most content related to topic X?
- number of users and their distribution of joined communities
- posts/second average user activity …
lambalicious@lemmy.sdf.org 1 week ago
imaqtpie@lemmy.myserv.one 1 week ago
You can find the defederation info quite easily just by asking, or going to the blocked instance tab on whatever server you’re wondering about.
Your other questions are somewhat ambiguous, so there’s no easy way to simplify it into a data sheet. Because of the fact that the vast majority of instances are federated with each other, it also doesn’t matter that much.
I don’t think that kind of numerical information would really make the decision any easier, it’d be more likely to confuse people even further.
Servers are either general purpose or with a specific focus. Ani.social, ttrpg.network, slrpnk.net, are servers that clearly advertise the specific content they host and focus on. And obviously the geographical/language based servers (feddit.uk, aussie.zone, lemmy.nz) do the same thing. That’s pretty easy to figure out imho.
The distribution of joined communities just seems way more complicated than necessary. Number of users is already the most widely available stat, just go to fedidb or lemmyverse and you can easily see tye list of instances ordered by monthly active users.
lemmyverse.net/?order=active_month
I do think a cheat sheet about defederations would be nice to have though, I might try to make one when I have a chance.