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The only threadiverse software that does not support paging is Discourse. Considering most people aren't even aware that one is federated to begin with, I doubt the threadiverse in particular is going to have any problem at all.
for posts, you're correct. for loading comments in a post, all these paginate?
You're right, I didn't think of that. Lemmy does seem to use infinite scrolling for comments, though I don't have an account, so I can't check if there's a setting to change that.
Mbin and NodeBB are the same as for posts though, Mbin uses paging by default, NodeBB has it opt-in. And Piefed doesn't let me sort by amount of comments, so can't check there.
why would it? There are limited replies to a single post, but there are potentially unlimited posts to doomscroll
infinite scrolling