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Discuit just went open source, could federation be next? (self.fediverse)
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Announcement post here: https://discuit.substack.com/p/df5f002f-e27a-46a6-b30d-7641b266bd65

https://discuit.net/

For those unfamiliar, Discuit is another Reddit alternative that's been floating around for a while. I was unable to find a MAU count, but I am honestly more interested in their software than their communities. Particularly curious what you all think of this stack. A consistent complaint around Lemmy is that a Rust backend makes contribution difficult, will a Go backend contribute to a lower overall barrier of entry?

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[–] Blaze@discuss.tchncs.de 4 points 11 months ago (1 children)

kbin is kinda…hanging on for dear life for various reasons but is alive only due to federation

Mbin is promising, development is ver active: https://github.com/MbinOrg/mbin