@abekonge I believe that is by design for performance and privacy reasons.Because retrieving list of, say, 50-100K users would put a strain on any server, not just yours but also the remote server serving the list, even if the output is cached beforehand (as it should be).Currently, when you use the public facing API of Mastodon to query account info, you get not just basic info, but *all* publicly available information about the user in question, so there's a lot of data being passed around even to do just a simple profile lookup.Privacywise, a full user list is a delicious treat for a data-harvesting web crawler