Spyke

Weird. The URL you have does that for me too, but my subscription link works fine as well as just searching the community and opening it.

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It's a quirk of how Lemmy works that each instance has its own cached copies of every community that any user on that instance has subscribed to. So you can keep viewing old posts, even if the other instance hosting the community is temporarily down, or even doesn't exist anymore. It looks like the community was getting posted to almost daily until 18 days ago.

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I talked to carl schwan a couple of times when I still had an account there and I noticed the issues. sometimes login was not possible, then for weeks the instance did not update/sync with other instances and was therefore basically unusable. eventually I moved on

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KDE
floss.social

@FirmDistribution

We are having trouble with it. The plan is to take it offline for a while, find it a decent server and build it up from scratch to make it more reliable.

Please be patient, we have a lot of stuff going on.

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lemmy.world

Heey, thanks for the official response.

Please be patient, we have a lot of stuff going on.

No worries, I just got worried, thought something might've happened.

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floss.social

@FirmDistribution

We are not sure if it is our server that is not powerful enough (and server rent is super expensive right now, so upgrading is not something we can consider lightly) or there is a bug in Lemmy. Lemmy seems to be eating up too much RAM and freezes the whole system.

Anyway, with much regret, we'll have to take Lemmy off the list of services for now, until we find the time and resources to bring it back.

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