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Lots of instances where overwhelmed by the number of new and active users on their servers. Mastodon's poster-instance mastodon.social slowed down significantly for 2 days. Mastdn.social, another big instance, had to upgrade their server. Mastodon.art, a big artsy Mastodon instance had to upgrade their servers 4 times about doubling their resources. | Lots of instances where overwhelmed by the number of new and active users on their servers. Mastodon's poster-instance mastodon.social slowed down significantly for 2 days. Mastdn.social, another big instance, had to upgrade their server. Mastodon.art, a big artsy Mastodon instance had to upgrade their servers 4 times about doubling their resources. | ||
[[File:Climate justice social new users screenshot.png|thumb|The graph of new users on [https://climatejustice.social climatejustice.social] from | [[File:Climate justice social new users screenshot.png|thumb|The graph of new users on [https://climatejustice.social climatejustice.social] from April 5, 2022 - May 4, 2022 ]] | ||
Other instances like climatejustice.social had troubles with signups as their free email provider only allowed 200 (signup) emails sent out a day. As you can see on the screenshot on the side signups went down after 2 days, because the backlog couldn't be handled. That's why [https://climatejustice.rocks climatejustice.rocks] was created to take on the new users. | Other instances like climatejustice.social had troubles with signups as their free email provider only allowed 200 (signup) emails sent out a day. As you can see on the screenshot on the side signups went down after 2 days, because the backlog couldn't be handled. That's why [https://climatejustice.rocks climatejustice.rocks] was created to take on the new users. | ||