> Since when does Reddit block links to broken websites, though?

Looks like they're going full Twitter now, first they go after the API users, then they remove links to their fediverse alternative. What's the next step then?

The maintainer of lemmy.world also hosts the second-largest Mastodon server (mastodon.world), and they seem to be quite competent.

It’s getting hammered now too.

I'm the admin of https://lemm.ee, I believe we have a pretty decent setup (AFAIK we are the only serious instance doing horizontal scaling), so I would cautiously recommend anybody interested in Lemmy to consider us for their home instance.

Haven't experienced any noticeable performance issues yet on lemm.ee, but then again, we are still at only around 1k users. Fingers crossed I can keep it running smoothly (+ I am actively monitoring and scaling as needed, of course).