It's its own thing. Entirely centralised and proprietary. Could turn out cool, but I didn't vibe with it.
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Hadn’t heard of this one, but it looks great! There’s definitely something to be said about the opportunity opening here for a continued evolution of how we want social media itself structured.
Lemmy is pretty reddit-esque and mastodon very twitter-like, squabbles looks to be trying a mix of the two, so I hope creative people continue to evolve how our conversations are structured going forward (in addition to the advantages the fediverse is already delivering on)
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Quick over view of major #Fediverse projects. It's millions of people bigger than the #Threadiverse parts. #Lemmy mostly sees the reddit like #Threadiverse parts, #Kbin sees much more of the rest of the Fediverse as well. Things evolve fast here in Fedi, dev pace can often be a lot faster than in the corporate silos.
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It's its own thing. I spent some time over there, but the UI didn't click, doesn't look like a good mobile experience either.
It's not part of the Fediverse, or rather it's a new closed source platform that plans to monetise using ads and subscriptions.
There isn't really a problem with that IMO, as long as it's sustainable and the users' voices are heard. It's not for me personally - I prefer the federated approach taken by Lemmy and Kbin
The developer is really active on it though from what I've read and has been implementing user suggestions at a rapid pace.