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Honestly, I've shifted my attention towards PieFed during the last few days. I'm not waiting for the Lemmy devs to do it. Piefed the same Fediverse, just a different server software. Sadly not yet feature-complete or an equal competitor to Lemmy... And it has a long way to go... But the developer is much more progressive, open to new features... And it's written in Python so I could do it myself. And I will most likely do it. (And since this sounds like an advertisement: There are still some (lots of) rough edges in that project. Quite some things are missing and for example a phone app isn't even on the roadmap as of today.)
Interesting, not the first recommendation I've had of Piefed. And in your case, choosing a platform.where you can actively contribute is ...really the way it should be. Direct and active influence on tools used.