yeah, that’s why i use kbin. much faster than lemmy. the downside is it has less feature

yeah, i find kbin is less buggy than lemmy. but lemmy has more features. hopefully lemmy and kbin can work together for the better

what does it do?

oh hey, even /u/spez move here. we did it feddiverse!

yup. if they deally care, they would either join or make the content themselves, yet they do neither and make it about mods

including top up fees if you go over some limit

top up fees for some forum? lol

ah bummer. thanks

is Lemmy buggy as heck? Absolutely.

dunno, but this is the main reason I juggle between Lemmy and Kbin. Lemmy is more intuitive/similar to reddit, but it’s buggy and has an ugly UI. Kbin has a better UI and less buggy, but has some questionable design

so paying $5/month and doesn’t get the full access of Reddit? Yeah, good luck with that

lol yeah, some kbin design are just not intuitive. like, why should I scroll to the bottom of the page to post a comment? also there’s no button to hide/unhide comment, see parents comment, etc. Lemmy is more similar to reddit, but it has a worse interface and much buggier

gotta say i’m quite surprised that some communities are thriving here. sure it’s only a fraction of what’s on reddit, but it’s still quite active

do you open it from mobile phone? because the option is there on pc

tbf, it’s not like I use tablet as a computer replacement, only for media consumption. having an extra screen real estate when you need it is convenient

5,7 mil daily seems a lot. does it count other instances like kbin etc?

why not? having a phone and tablet in one device is a godsend. if the technology is mature, that is

yeah, the only thing they are powerless is against their addiction

can I ask here? but how do we see parents comment and/or shrink/expand comment tree in kbin? I can do it in lemmy, but lemmy is buggy as hell

also, is it possible to move create new post on the top? I don’t want to scroll to the bottom of the page to post something

remove the adds

lol, this is google we’re talking about