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Absolutely love the work done so far by the mods, it's a thankless tasks, but you're all doing excellent. Only comment I have is there are too many pinned threads at the moment (at least on the LiftOff app), it takes a while to scroll past them. Not sure if anybody else is having this?

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[–] thegiddystitcher@lemm.ee 6 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Ok so I investigated this for science.

If you visit the community on the original .world URL, there's just today's pinned thread as you'd expect. Viewing through lemm.ee (both web and Liftoff app) I see Friday's thread still pinned too. And according to @thegoblin@digitalgoblin.uk, their instance still sees Sunday's thread pinned.

So I'm gonna say this is probably down to .world's current overload and resulting struggle with federating everything properly. It's a LOT better than it was before they upgraded, but clearly some things are still slipping through the cracks.

[–] FabulousAardvark@lemmy.ml 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Some really interesting points in all the comments. I thought it must be this specific app as nobody else mentioned it. I didn't think about it being a sync issue, I am accessing this through lemmy.ml (I think that's how it works) For completeness, I took a screenshot showing what I can see....it is long though!!

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[–] thegiddystitcher@lemm.ee 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Haha, wow yeah can confirm it's not like that from other instances!

Not entirely surprising though, .ml has been struggling a lot even before the latest wave of Redditors so it's basically fallen over at this point. Saw a post with an interesting visualisation of it earlier https://lemm.ee/post/638126, and the graph updates regularly to show the last hour of data but given that .ml and .world are consistently the most laggy you've got yourself a particularly rough combo there.