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I would simply throttle those requests. Update comments once an hour. Or once a day. Not everything needs to be realtime.
by aethertron 2y ago
I would simply throttle those requests. Update comments once an hour. Or once a day. Not everything needs to be realtime.
- xd1936 2y agoI think by "proxy the requests", they mean, these are usually on a static site and the browser is directly pulling in the Mastodon content client-side. They want to be good citizens and add a caching layer that they run.