“It’s really important for there to be a persistent, trusted archive of who said what and when for public figures, because it’s not always clear at the time what’s going to be significant.”
@melroy Yes it does which’s amazing but some people like just having a Twitter alternative that is pretty close to what Twitter is, I don’t believe Mbin has an API so that Mobile Apps, sure I prefer Mbin / Kbin but unless you like the idea of a Hybrid between Twitter and Reddit then not everyone wants to go for it. Also, Mobile Apps help a lot as most people access the internet though there phones.
People need to move to Mastodon fast. Twitter is finished. It’s over.
Mbin also support microblogging
@melroy Yes it does which’s amazing but some people like just having a Twitter alternative that is pretty close to what Twitter is, I don’t believe Mbin has an API so that Mobile Apps, sure I prefer Mbin / Kbin but unless you like the idea of a Hybrid between Twitter and Reddit then not everyone wants to go for it. Also, Mobile Apps help a lot as most people access the internet though there phones.
@can @cyborganism
Mbin does has an API… https://mbin.melroy.org/api/docs Feel free to develop an app.
Firefish is also looking nice.
What is Mbin? I tried searching but nothing like what you describe came up.
Mbin is a fork of /kbin, created by the community for the community. Because the development of kbin became to a halt.
Thank you! I did not know that. I appreciate your response :)
Like Kbin, but 2 more.
It’s been a while since I slung Perl, but I’m pretty sure kbin + 2 = kbip, isn’t it?
Kbin is back, but two better!
I’m sorry, I still don’t understand how to find more information about it.
Edit: the link was not in the response I replied to here when I replied…makes sense now.
Are you familiar with kbin? If so what about the concept of “forking” software?
I am, and one reply to me added a link and another said it was a fork because of lack of development on kbin.
I’m all caught up now, thank you :)