> Is there a reason for this, though? Because performance was not a concern when it was designed - or it could be that it was designed for small communities, a

> Is there a reason for this, though? Because performance was not a concern when it was designed - or it could be that it was designed for small communities, and therefore not possible to scale-up cheaply. One of the problem is the caching of pictures from the different instances connected (if I remember correctly) which makes the data storage requirements go up very fast