I see our first edgy preteens have also made the jump over here too.

Yeah, one of the Discords I help with is >450k people. It's a gargantuan task to moderate, and a lot of it depends on having >20 people (which is another task in and of itself to vet >20 trustworthy people) that relies heavily on the community actively reporting things as well.

It can work, but for legal advice, I'd probably recommend another option.

Has there been a point in time before where an instance was defederated for similar? ie, admins acting out of line with what's generally considered "acceptable", but short of stuff like alt-right and/or lemmygrad type stuff?

Just curious, for those who've been around longer.

Sketchy as usual, but I'm sure it'll settle before the end of the weekend.

I think the biggest thing probably tempering Bluesky at the moment is a queue that is 3+ months at a time to actually get in. It's creeping close to ~6 on my end and still nothing.

I still intend on swapping, but most people are going to lose interest in that period of time and just stay on Twitter.