@El_Rocha
It was already ridiculous an hour ago when it was priced at 16€ (compared to $12 everywhere else).
I want to support the app but 23€ in our economy is simply ludicrous.

https://wstyler.ucsd.edu/talks/memes/loss/loss_corona.jpg

@Cheradenine that just makes me want to do it harder, tbh.

O kbin parece-me bem mais maduro, concordo.

Qual a razão para existirem os dois, btw? Têm focos diferentes, ou divergências de visão?

São interfaces diferentes, mas falam entre si através de um protocolo comum. Qualquer pessoa que saiba o que está a fazer consegue criar o seu próprio servidor de kbin, lemmy, etc e decidir a que servidores se ligar. A grande vantagem é não teres uma empresa a tomar conta dos dados (cof cof reddit)

I just search for the server I’m looking for in https://kbin.social/magazines and its communities pop up in the results for me.

Getting a little bit desperate, eh spez?

I understand and 100% support your move but I just wish the old posts were archived. I was looking forward to building my own keyboard and had some reddit links saved that would be very helpful. The situation just sucks all around especially for the smaller niche communities.

Como todas as comunidades novas, precisa de gente e de paciência. Gente gera conteúdo e conteúdo chama gente.

É uma pescadinha de rabo na boca para a qual o reddit já leva mais de uma década de vantagem. Mas estou a usar o kbin.social e estou a gostar muito.

I’ve created accounts on all of those and kbin is by far my favorite. Lemmy.world has some sorting issue where all the “hot” posts are two days old. And the others are just overzealous in their moderation or push weird political takes on non-political communities and I’m not really fond of that.