It's probably from everyone all trying to access it from the same shitty useless app that no one wanted to use in the first place
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Man I just love all the different apps and frontends that were made for Lemmy. People could get the look and featureset they wanted.
@MrJameGumb I certainly wouldn't pay for their API key if their API goes down as often as it does. Good business strategy
I tried via Firefox recently. Apparently it was an adult discussion that needed age verification through their propriety app.
old.reddit.com still bypasses all that.
I think you can bypass that by requesting the desktop version, but it may have changed since I last tried to access a cat video link and got the mature content warning..
Did someone age check spez? And an iq test while they are at it.
@minibyte yeah it's back up now, but I already got the answer to the question I was looking for by posting to Lemmy on a different account. If that site doesn't want my traffic, I can re-post a question, wait longer, and not burden them. ☺️
They actually replaced the upvote and downvotes with hearts the other day. Did anybody else notice that? It was likely an A/B test for valentines day or some shit like that.
What the heck
What did you have to go to Reddit for?