Kbin is better than Lemmy, I think. It certainly has a better, more R…

…eddit-like homepage to illustrate my point. And it may have less baggage: https://www.reddit.com/r/fediverse/comments/146695q/federated_reddit_replacement_that_also_has/

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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ The problem with this positive narrative is that these platforms had become impo
 
 Nowadays, you can rely on brands being on X less and less, and even if they are there you can't rely on getting a response. On top of that, I simply don't want to use X 'cos it makes me feel icky. I use Mastodon as an alternative, which I love. But the Fediverse doesn't yet have the penetration to make it anywhere near as reliable as Twitter used to be.
 
-The same sort of thing is true of Reddit. Reddit was such a source of internet-community-truth for people that they [used it instead of Google](https://weirdmarketingtales.com/why-people-are-adding-reddit-to-their-google-searches/) - which is also a testament to how much less effective Google's search engine is nowadays for discovering good results than it used to be. Nowadays, following [their great mod purge](https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/09/are-reddits-replacement-mods-fit-to-fight-misinformation/), there has been a huge dampening of the community and impoverishing of the content, with people experimenting with various alternatives like [Lemmy](https://join-lemmy.org/).
+The same sort of thing is true of Reddit. Reddit was such a source of internet-community-truth for people that they [used it instead of Google](https://weirdmarketingtales.com/why-people-are-adding-reddit-to-their-google-searches/) - which is also a testament to how much less effective Google's search engine is nowadays for discovering good results than it used to be. Nowadays, following [their great mod purge](https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/09/are-reddits-replacement-mods-fit-to-fight-misinformation/), there has been a huge dampening of the community and impoverishing of the content, with people experimenting with various alternatives like [Kbin](https://kbin.social/).
 
 In the long term, I hope this is a positive development. I hope we learn our lessons, that [ActivityPub](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActivityPub) and Bluesky's [AT protocol](https://atproto.com/) resolve their differences and standardise, that over time people realise that the [Fediverse](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fediverse) is the answer. I hope we get to an online social world that is both standardised and decentralised - i.e. where you can reliably follow any person or brand on any platform through a shared public protocol.