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Can the fediverse scale up indefinitely?
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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I imagine the devs aren’t worried about this yet.
Long-term, I imagine that archiving and culling old data would maybe make sense.
Maybe there will be the equivalent of archive.org for lemmy only one day.
you can trigger https://web.archive.org/ to "Save Page Now"
It says below the input URL box "Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future."
archive.org also has an extension that automatically scrapes webpages that haven't been downloaded in 90/60/30/7days/24hrs
Mastodon already has something to purge posts older than X days And that's with reletively small snippits of text generally. It'll be essential for any kind of ling term running on small nodes to automate removal of posts to avoid blowing up the host's disk space. There's also the possibility of 'purge after X period of time with no activity' which would make sense for something like this where things can turn into long discussions more often than it does with a toot/tweet.