> WordLand is a good editor. For some people who write in WordPress it will be a godsend, and for others, a revelation. There should be a lot of editors in this space, because there is no one editor that's good for everyone.
there is no one editor that is perfect for everyone, but WordPress makes it possible to use the one that suits your needs.
@deadsuperhero@phillycodehound all media files are only referenced... but I am not sure if mastodon tries to cache a copy... that might be a reason of the high traffic... do you have the same experience with classic posts or is this only a podcast issue?
@laurenshof@deadsuperhero I think this is a different thing, because we can not scale boosting properly! I will work on a caching best practice post to see how we can work against the boosting problem.
@phillycodehound@deadsuperhero that is hard to compare, on wordpress.com we can also properly scale the load! I think this is not a general issue, because I also have around 700+ subscribers and the my site is not down for a sec when publishing and I am on a shared hosting env.
@aslakr@Raphael but even with the WordPress internal cron, it should not kill the site. it might be the signature verification process of the remote site, that ddoses the blog, but I run my blog on shared hosting and never experienced such a behavior on publishing!
@deadsuperhero@raphael that is weird! we just recently changed the code to send the pings in bulks to prevent exactly that. what plugin version du you use? latest?
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