What's the deal with kbin? lemmy is pretty good and they seem to be scaling ok.
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I just don't see the point of kbin when lemmy works so well. I guess friendly competition is good for both. @newsorpigal @ernest Quite apart from the ethical issues many people have with Lemmy, I found its user interface really unintuitive, whereas the moment I tried to use kbin it just clicked with me. I'm not an American or live in the Western world, so I guess I don't get the controversy or the drama around Lemmy. The people in Lemmy seems like an ordinary bunch of people. @losttourist @sabbatical @ernest That's the beauty of federation, right? If you don't like the moderation, you can just go to another instance. @sabbatical @losttourist @ernest I don't know. People keep saying there is one, but I don't see it. |
@newsorpigal @ernest Lemmy has been around for quite a while and there are many instances of it.
kbin is still in an alpha phase, you can see from the (single) developer's roadmap here https://kbin.social/m/fediverse/t/511/Kbin-Roadmap-2023
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"Currently, I am at stage 1/2/3."
Where stage 3 is basically "get an alpha release working".
Stage 7 was going to be "Prepare for stable release" and I think he expected to get there maybe around the end of this year.
And then all of a sudden, the whole of Reddit decides to register for an account on his small, very-early prototype server!
@newsorpigal @ernest Lemmy has been around for quite a while and there are many instances of it.
kbin is still in an alpha phase, you can see from the (single) developer's roadmap here https://kbin.social/m/fediverse/t/511/Kbin-Roadmap-2023
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"Currently, I am at stage 1/2/3."
Where stage 3 is basically "get an alpha release working".