Active User Growth
[email protected], textsfromsolarpunk, up 36.2% to 1704, (18 posts)
[email protected], Sweet Graffiti and other acts of wholesome vandalism, up 24.0% to 203, (24 posts)
[email protected], MEOW_IRL, up 17.3% to 1689, (286 posts)
[email protected], Degrowth - Economics as if People mattered, up 16.9% to 144, (38 posts)
[email protected], Missouri | The Show-Me State, up 16.7% to 161, (28 posts)
[email protected], Facepalm, up 16.2% to 105, (30 posts)
[email protected], askmenover30, up 14.4% to 424, (18 posts)
[email protected], Anime and Pics, up 14.4% to 145, (335 posts)
[email protected], War in Ukraine, up 14.2% to 18, (168 posts)
[email protected], Progressive Web Apps, up 14.2% to 22, (4 posts)
[email protected], News, up 14.2% to 552, (464 posts)
[email protected], Gauchiasses, up 14.2% to 321, (397 posts)
[email protected], Gardening, up 14.2% to 60, (26 posts)
[email protected], Beyond app, up 14.2% to 14, (10 posts)
[email protected], Autism, up 14.2% to 13, (52 posts)
[email protected], Ask Women, up 14.2% to 90, (8 posts)
[email protected], DevOps, up 13.9% to 61, (60 posts)
[email protected], Ubuntu, up 11.5% to 10, (8 posts)
[email protected], Lunarpunk, up 11.2% to 203, (21 posts)
[email protected], Learning Rust and Lemmy, up 10.4% to 172, (17 posts)
[email protected], art, up 10.1% to 320, (83 posts)
[email protected], Youtube, up 9.0% to 131, (43 posts)
[email protected], fixing, up 8.1% to 69, (25 posts)
[email protected], Aachen, up 6.9% to 15, (16 posts)
[email protected], Piracy, up 6.8% to 15, (17 posts)
[email protected], Gittertiere, up 5.8% to 62, (43 posts)
[email protected], Münster, up 5.7% to 11, (8 posts)
[email protected], Programmer Humor, up 4.8% to 10120, (514 posts)
[email protected], Pulse of Truth, up 4.7% to 191, (407 posts)
[email protected], Germany, up 3.5% to 300, (75 posts)
[email protected], Blåhaj, up 3.3% to 23, (73 posts)
[email protected], Leopards Ate My Face, up 3.2% to 35, (31 posts)
[email protected], Fotografie, up 2.8% to 27, (101 posts)
[email protected], 2westerneurope4u, up 2.4% to 255, (37 posts)
[email protected], RuneScape, up 2.3% to 26, (69 posts)
[email protected], Living in vans, cars, RVs, etc, up 2.3% to 44, (59 posts)
[email protected], Adventure / Point-and-Click / Narrative Games, up 2.3% to 54, (38 posts)
[email protected], Pixel Art - pushing pretty pixels around, up 1.7% to 87, (120 posts)
[email protected], Map Enthusiasts, up 1.5% to 1351, (189 posts)
[email protected], Political Memes, up 1.4% to 1110, (134 posts)
Subscriber Growth
[email protected], Actual Discussion, up 1.2% to 99, (11 posts, 7 recent)
[email protected], Hello Internet, up 0.3% to 41, (11 posts, 2 recent)
[email protected], Trans, up 25.6% to 118, (28 posts, 25 recent)
[email protected], Let's Talk About Games, up 1.8% to 135, (17 posts, 7 recent)
[email protected], Independent Movies, Series and Documentaries, up 0.6% to 24, (9 posts, 3 recent)
[email protected], Trams, Trolleys and Streetcars, up 0.4% to 21, (8 posts, 3 recent)
[email protected], TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name, up 0.4% to 1678, (549 posts, 90 recent)
[email protected], Linguistics, up 0.4% to 169, (20 posts, 5 recent)
[email protected], Internet of Shit, up 0.4% to 139, (6 posts, 2 recent)
[email protected], Fully Automated RPG, up 0.4% to 23, (8 posts, 3 recent)
[email protected], Weird News - Things that make you go 'hmmm', up 0.2% to 98, (36 posts, 16 recent)
(Results are averaged over the past 7 days)
Change to the link format from now on, to also support mbin and other fediverse apps that may come along.
I didn't do it like this before, because earlier versions of Jerboa didn't understand this link type, and I don't like that it repeats information - the name and the description are often the same, but not always, and the name can be hard to read, so the description needs to be there, but it's often redundant. I can't combine the description and link like
[Hello Internet](!hellointernet@@feddit.uk)because lemmy will interpret that as link to a post for some reason.I tested in the front-ends and mobile apps I have available, and they all work.
I've been resistant to changing it to this, and when mobile app users have said that they're app didn't support '/c/' links, I've been "well, fix your app then", but it turns out that all you have to do is say the magic words 'Fediverse Interoperability!' to me and you can win the argument.