Out of curiosity how has Kbin got more active users, it seems like the majority of subs jumped ship to Lemmy instances
Similarly the majority of current/planned apps for iOS/android are all targeted towards Lemmy
Edit: I guess a question about how active users are calculated, something like 90% of Reddit users don't comment/post and I'd assume it would be similar here so would feel weird to exclude them though I guess the stats are going to be a bit wacky for a while regardless
I think that perhaps more Reddit users are moving to Kbin because it feels & looks more like Reddit. At least that is the feeling that I get. But in all honesty, no idea.
That's where I started due to ease on the eyes and similar experience at first. Now I'm more comfortable on lemmy. Also, @ward2k i don't know how it factors into active users, but they could just call kbin a home and mostly interact on lemmy communities. No idea how that affects numbers.
I'm on Lemmy via Jerboa because that was the first app I found for fediverse browsing on my mobile.
I seems more desktop/laptop users are partial to Kbin, but mobile users drift towards Lemmy from what Ive seen.
There are currently no Kbin apps because Kbin doesn't have an API yet.
I used Jerboa on mobile also but I use kbin on desktop. Maybe that will change once a real kbin app comes out
Mostly because Jerboa is relatively easy to use plus with the apparent 9 different apps in development now lol
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