this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2023
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I don't notice whether communities are kbin or Lemmy, so no idea. I think many communities being on Lemmy partly comes from that being released a few years earlier.
i think this is the way it should really work... the underlying software should be almost transparent/irrelevant
the question shouldnt be 'what cool kbin communities are there'. it should be 'what are the cool communities at %instance%' (kbin.social,beehaw.org, etc)
Yeah, this is like choosing which websites to follow based on whether they use Apache as a server. I don't really get it.