I built a social network that looks like Twitter, but you write SQL to do anything. And got 500+ users

I don't know who needs this, but I've had this idea for some time.

What if I could give each user the ability to write SQL queries against a real database and make a social network out of it?

I know that sounds dumb af, but hear me out, guys!

Every social network or platform does SQL operations under the hood; you just use an abstraction in the form of a like button, etc. Why not give people an option to do whatever they want?

Yes, it's real DB, yes, you write real SQL, there are no API endpoints (except login/registration), no code transpilation. It runs SQL in the real DB. Each user has their own dedicated database instance, which gets merged on the fly with other users' data.

It took me a while to figure out how to make this possible, but it works. I'm sure some of you will break it in no time. Basically, each dedicated instance has a full copy of the entire network.

It has normal UI, but:

Want to post?

insert into posts(author_id, content) values(me(), 'my first post')

Want to see trending?
select * from posts order by likes_count DESC limit 10

Soooo, you can basically write your own feed algorithm.

Want to mess around? https://sqlnet.cc/

Questions and concerns are welcome! Maybe it could help some people to learn SQL in a real place, idk. Have fun!