Reddit banning a sub about kbin makes it seem like a threatening competitor, so I made an account :)
Get Streisand'ed, spez.
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My first comment here, I did the same thing… kbin must be one of the strongest if it was pounced on that quickly.
It's kind of amazing how this is playing out exactly like when Musk's Twitter started blocking Mastodon links. Bit of a fragile ego, it seems.
iirc even the graceless musk apologized for that tho? it is very anti competitive
Someone smarter than me needs to write a book exploring the relationship between having power and having a fragile ego.
I found out about kbin by seeing a comment on reddit about them banning r/kbinmigration.
God I really hope many people migrate here. Reddit is full of shit now
I don't. Maybe that's a bit mean, but many people also actually seem content and supportive of Reddit. If that's their boat, then why jump ship?
Nah... let the shit stay on Reddit and keep this place clean.
Went from Digg to Reddit, going to Kbin feels the same.
Hey, maybe this will interest you:
https://kbin.social/m/kbinMeta/t/9965/kbin-Just-Reddit-Things-update
Thanks for posting this
Their thrashing like a desperate man trying not to go underwater.
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