When I am using #amethyst I can only follow up to 2000 people before the app becomes unusable. I am told this is a limit imposed by the relays.
Is there a way to see how many follows each relay supports? I would be happy to pay money to increase this limit.
Also I seem to remember an application that could show data on follows like when they last posted ect, so that I could prune my follow list. Does that ring a bell for anyone? #asknostr
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