Sure: don’t use Mastodon to participate in Lemmy communities.
You can of course, which you clearly already know. Tagging a community in s top-level post even results in a good experience, but subscribing to communities does not, and you can’t vote.
I feel like it’s important to say that kind isn’t dead in the there’s no people in communities point of view. It’s dead as in it has far more down time than up time.
Sure: don’t use Mastodon to participate in Lemmy communities.
You can of course, which you clearly already know. Tagging a community in s top-level post even results in a good experience, but subscribing to communities does not, and you can’t vote.
Maintaining accounts on both is a good idea.
@Zak OK, thanks!
Still though, it is insanely awesome to be able to post across platforms and servers.
KBin can natively interact with both.
@user224@lemmy.sdf.org
FYI, kbin is kinda dead, but was forked last year into an active community model mbin
@asklemmy@lemmy.world @dch82@lemmy.zip @dch82@mastodon.social @Zak@lemmy.world
I feel like it’s important to say that kind isn’t dead in the there’s no people in communities point of view. It’s dead as in it has far more down time than up time.
@JayTreeman@fedia.io
its been completely unusable for over a month. how long until we get to consider it dead?
@asklemmy@lemmy.world @dch82@lemmy.zip @dch82@mastodon.social @Zak@lemmy.world @user224@lemmy.sdf.org
I’m just saying there’s two types of internet dead. Kbin is dead dead
@JayTreeman @asklemmy @dch82@lemmy.zip @Zak @user224 @originalucifer It’s a two-by-two matrix of technological deadness and social deadness