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I don’t think the lemmy interface tells you the number of active users for in instance

I think what you see on the main page (at the bottom right, just below the instance description/rules) is the instance's specific stats.

Yes because you've obviously met every single person in France and have been in every single region...

We have !europe@jlai.lu for content in French, and it seems that !europa@feddit.org is the same thing for german speaking content.

This is a neat idea!

I still play Old School RuneScape and Guild Wars 2, and they are both very active.

However, I've not tried a new MMORPG in ages. I don't even really know if any relatively new ones could be interesting to try out.

He's hoping to work with individual parties (PS, PCF, Greens) that are currently part of the NFP, in order to exclude LFI from the equation.

I've been using it for about a week, both at work and at home, and I must say that it is great. It is nearly everything that I wanted from a browser. Especially since it is based on Firefox.

I've been so happy with it, that I even donated to the project.

Personally, I tried it a wee bit, but the game kept stressing me so much, which I really hate. It's a shame because I keep hearing that it's an incredible game... Maybe if I try it at another time I'll have a different experience, I hope.

Comments were more of a bonus that I enjoyed looking at after I watched an episode. You could sometimes find some very interesting comments.

However, what they also removed is reviews. And I used that to choose what animes I was going to add to my watchlist. Without that, the website is pretty much useless, I rather watch them elsewhere if I have to use another website anyway to get the reviews.

Indeed. Because of this change, I already cancelled the auto renew of my subscription and I started looking back at the high seas.

This is a shame... Reading the comments after I watched an episode was part of the experience for me.

I'm more surprised with the three baltic states