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Edit: I seem to have misread the comment I was replying to here, in criticizing PieFed's hard-coding rather than Lemmy's hard-coding.
Yes, likely very bad design on their part (if it is hard-coded not once but 3 times and if all 3 of those represent the same use cases), though until a few months ago not many PieFed instances existed except to test the evolving codebase, so this is all VERY new.
See also this discussion of so many frustrating and LONG-STANDING bugs in Lemmy that the instance admins of slrpnk.net will switch to PieFed that (reportedly) is less buggy overall.
All of the Threadiverse software is still new-ish and under active development - PieFed more than most, and what blows me away is how it is doing so even without a NLNet grant, just entirely freely developed by real people making actual contributions in return for basically nothing at all. Somehow this software being developed in a Western nation is out socialism-ing the literal communists, who btw also make it impossible to donate directly to the development of code without also supporting the heavily politicized lemmy.ml instance (which people have noticed a LOT of time is spent on moderating... time that could have been spent on code development, e.g. in fixing those long-standing bugs?).
TLDR: the entire Threadiverse is new, and PieFed has "potential". At least as much if not significantly more so than Lemmy. It will be good to see both of them improved in the future.