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[–] czech@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Like another user mentioned- content across the fediverse isn't federating with kbin.social except in a very limited capacity. This is temporary.

https://fedia.io/ is another instance of kbin which has a much smaller local population but is federating much more than kbin.social at the moment. You can see posts from lemmy on the front page.

[–] woooferine@kbin.social 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I am still getting my head around this fediverse concept. I know of lemmy and I am here at kbin because I heard that kbin is one of the larger communities, but now you are saying fedia.io "is federating much more"? Does that equal to more content from other sources?

Maybe I'm still thinking in reddit-terms. Fuck, I miss my Baconreader.

[–] CMLVI@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

You're pretty much right. I am on Fedia as well, just because I'm exploring. It's been difficult to go past the concept stage in my head while here, simply because it's currently limited due to the growth and cloud flare hindrance (this is, from what I've seen, is partly causing the federation issues). At Fedia, I've been able to sort of practice the platform. It is federated with lemmy and other instances, so you get the access to other "subs" and the users there as well. If/when the platforms get sorted, and I'm able to fully vet the instances to see where I fit better, I'll make a commitment. As it stands, I'll just swap back and forth as needed and keep exploring.

I highly recommend checking Fedia, if not just to become more acquainted on how this all meshes together!