posted in Fediverse
Fediverse Observer is offline and no longer being developed
The domain https://fediverse.observer redirects to sedo now.
On October 11th these two commits where made to the repo:
this will be my final release, glad to have contributed since 2011 to some fediverse stats, https://fedidb.com/ is a great resource with more interest
this software is no longer developed
Sad to have lost such a great resource.
Replying to @squirrel@cake.kobel.fyi
Fedidb is so bad though. Maybe im missing something, but to me it looks like you cant even get a historic user count or comment count graph for any specific software. What use is seeing the current number? Thats just kinda useless if you are trying to get any insight into the general development of the fediverse. The thing is that the old fedidb.org literally had this, but when they moved to .com they fucked it up for some reason.
Replying to @unexposedhazard@discuss.tchncs.de
FediDB seems to be opinionated as well. It seems like if Daniel doesn’t like a server app, he won’t add it. AFAIK, he has been notified about the existence of Forte, but he still hasn’t added it.
Replying to @JupiterRowland@sh.itjust.works
I remember when he changed the metric on which fediverse software were ranked, just so that pixelfed rises up and rank or two !