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#fediverse alive servers stats

servers: 21,531 (-27, max: 21,646)
users: 9,184,826 (-69,307, max: 9,288,569)
MAU: 1,382,250 (-7,417, max: 2,444,236

top five projects (users / MAU / servers):

<img class=" title=":mastodon:"/> 7,532,701 / 1,286,072 / 12,195
:peertube: 279,378 / 20,145 / 1,257
<img class=" title=":pleroma:"/> 111,153 / 16,860 / 1,307
<img class=" title=":pixelfeed:"/> 172,357 / 13,489 / 448
:fedibird: 30,023 / 9,706 / 4
in reply to fediverse's stats

I still would like to know what caused the sharp, instant, huge increase in #fediverse #servers at the begin of 2023… does anyone have a clue about it?
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

I'm going to guess it was elon musk mixed with a slow acceptance or interest in open source projects. But there might be more factors which contributed to the sudden spike.
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

@paoloredaelli the code was totally refactored and changed the way it gets all peers:

https://git.mastodont.cat/spla/fediverse/commit/c104d250d5075f465425637e419098c164eb25b5

@fediverse
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

@paoloredaelli presumably it was because the existing servers were struggling to cope with the load of newcomers fleeing twitter? People were finding it difficult to find servers that were local to them, and then having arrived at Mastodon - they discovered there is more to the Fediverse, and people wanted to try out other platforms.
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

@paoloredaelli so far from a Google I can only find many many sites saying Tumblr is going to support it, but I haven't found any that says they now do. So I don't know if they have actually done it yet 🤷‍♂️

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