EDIT: we just crossed 30K 🥳


We are now at 28.5K users (see https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/list). The top 10 instances also got a decent boost in user count. With the exception of beehaw.org which defederated, the Fediverse is thriving 🔥

  • Maximilious
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    171 year ago

    Kbin.social user chiming in here! I haven’t checked out Lemmy but I’m content with what kbin offers me so far.

    • @BrianTheeBiscuiteer
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      161 year ago

      If I browsed mostly on a laptop or desktop then kbin is great. On mobile I think it’s just barely passable and I was quite annoyed not having a dedicated app.

    • exscape
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      81 year ago

      I use both so far, but prefer Kbin (the UI/design is much better IMO). It’s especially nice that it’s compatible enough that we’re posting this on lemmy.world :-)

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        I love kbin, but I recently noticed it doesn’t seem to have a way of saving posts/comments? At least not one that I can find, it’s probably in there somewhere, I can’t imagine they just Wouldn’t Have that as a feature

        • OneShoeBoy
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          21 year ago

          If you ‘boost’ a comment/post it saves it to your profile under ‘boosts’. Though I just checked a post that I boosted and am getting a 503 error at the moment so might not be working right now?

          • @[email protected]
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            11 year ago

            I don’t even see a boost option on any of the lemmy instances I’m on (using through mobile web apps), I thought that was a kbin-only thing for Mastodon compatibility, but I might be wrong

            • OneShoeBoy
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              21 year ago

              Sorry yes you’re right, that’s a Kbin feature that’s not on Lemmy.

              I have a little star for me on lemmy.world if I hit the 3 dot ‘more’ settings on comments and it shows automatically on posts for me to save posts/comments.

              Could be an instance specific setting?