Nice find! They're definitely not wrong about the growing pains, we are dealing with some very raw software here still.
I found this bit quite funny, though:
All in all, Lemmy comes across as what a utopian Reddit should be. Free of corporate control, with the ability to run your instances. But unless something changes dramatically, itβll suffer the same fate as Mastodon or Bluesky.
If Lemmy manages to reach Mastodon's level, then that's pretty much an absolute win, no? I'm not sure where the suffering is in that scenario π