sh.itjust.works

Link to a list of mbin instances: https://fedidb.org/software/mbin

Apologies if this is obvious or already a feature (or if I'm doing this wrong, it's my first post), but is there a way to create supermagazines?

For example, I could create 1 "tech" folder on my profile that will show me everything from [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], etc... Then, with 1 click, I could see everything tech-related from all across the fediverse in 1 place. Then I could have another supermagazine for news, gaming, memes…

It would be so nice not to have to go to 3 magazines on different instances that all cover the same topic just to see everything and seems like interconnecting things would be agreeable with the fediverse philosophy. Heck, it’d be neat if I could just subscribe to 1 supermagazine for gaming and get everything without the fuss of adding each instance separately. It would also make the transition for new users much easier

Is this a thing?

J'ai mis le lien vers l'instance la plus populaire, des fois que ça vous intéresse.

Par contre leur seul magazine (= subreddit = community) « france » n'a pour l'instant qu'un seul poteau qui parle de branlette. Oui.

Si j'ai bien compris le Fediverse, toutes les communautés partagées de Lemmy et Kbin seront à terme accessibles depuis n'importe quelle instance Lemmy ou Kbin. À l'heure actuelle cependant, Kbin est actuellement sous une protection anti-DDOS qui rend impossible cette interopérabilité.

kbin.social hat wohl den Ansturm nicht ganz verkraftet. Hatte mir gestern auch einen Account gemacht und ein bisschen damit rumgespielt. Aber es wurde immer langsamer und langsamer. Jetzt ist es wohl ganz weg.

Hoffen wir mal das es wieder an den Start geht.

I'm a Reddit refugee trying out all the alternatives I can find to see which sticks. I guess Kbin is part of the same Fediverse as we're in here, but it seems more isolated and people on Reddit are pushing it hard. As a result I've been seeing significantly higher engagement levels there than here, despite it not having a mobile app and a confusing interface.

Today, it will barely load and I can't log in without getting an error. It's so painfully slow, maybe because it has ddos protection enabled, but it's with every page load. I'm finding it too frustrating to use, but somehow more active than what I'm seeing here where the front page of All often has posts with zero comments and only a handful of votes.

How are other refugees managing the Reddit alternatives?