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Commenting here due to the timing of the issue: looks like no new posts have come in from federated instances for about 3 hours?

We kit them out with a rat backpack

You mean, a rat-pack. C'mon, it was right there!

Fedia’s been great.

There are a handful of other choices, too: https://joinmbin.org/

Not an image I needed

Interesting that men's basketball appears to have two nearly equal peaks in height distribution, with a noticeable dip in between.

Sorry, Sport. You can’t appoint them all.

Oh nice!

Maybe helpful to some people who land on this thread: current list of mbin instances

Well, yeah

I don't think it was meant to be an insult to lemmy.world or its users. The post you're replying to is just pointing out some contradiction between a user agreeing with the need to spread out on the fediverse, while doing so by posting from one of the most stacked instances.