Raiden11X

He explained it already. It looks for a ratio of number of users to posts. If your “small” instance has 5000 users and 2 posts, it would probably assume a lot of those users would be spam bots. If your instance has 2 users and 3 posts, it would assume your users are real. There’s a ratio, and the admin of each server that utilizes it can control the level at which it assumes a server is overrun by spam accounts.

programming.dev is a great instance for you then!

Seconded. Jerboa has been great! A couple minor issues but it’s coming along nicely

This is exactly what I’ve been doing lol. Once I switched to “all”, it’s been slowly making more sense.

rif and Relay were the two I used depending on how I was feeling that day. Excellent apps. Paid for both and I’ll be sad to see them go.

There was a guy that created a wrapper to allow Reddit clients to support viewing Lemmy content. Would love to see these developers have their apps continue to have life with what seems like a small change

Edit: Here is a link to the reddit post. Tried to go to the Lemmy link but Jerboa wouldn’t load it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/apihackathon/comments/144lxcv/tafkars_redditapi_proxy_for_lemmy_help_wanted/

Me too. It feels like early reddit stages trying to figure out what subreddits and whatnot are as a newcomer. I’m slowly getting the hang of it. The jerboa app has been cool too!

Loved my og Pixel. Great phone, and I would have used it longer if it wasn’t stolen :(

Currently rocking the Pixel 7 Pro. Great phone, overheats some times but other than that, I love it. My wife has the Pixel 6 and she loves it too.