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this post was submitted on 20 Jun 2023
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Oh! I just remembered something. Isn't there a site that recommends a lemmy instance? Might it make sense that multiple users found your website because they change the recommendation to distribute new users to smaller instances (hourly perhaps)? Does that sort of pattern hold in this case?
I checked join-lemmy.org right after this happened- and a few other times. Refreshed multiple times.
To date- I have never seen my instance listed up there.
Interesting, I definitely see mine. I'm wayyyyyy at the bottom of the popular section, (likely due to the 9 bots that added themselves before I banned the accounts.).
I wonder if one of the settings in your firewall is blocking that particular bot?
I don't recall when I would've done the same, but I do recall not being on join-lemmy until - well - now actually.
/shrugs. isn't much in the way of firewall logic, even at the cloudflare logic. Although- only :443 is actually forwarded to go anywhere.