Kierunkowy74

If Mbin is meant to be a "Lemmy and Mastodon client" alone, then it is a quirky Lemmy "app" and less responsive Mastodon "app".

But it shines only when it scales. This, however needs more users taking use of eg. magazines' custom CSS (and these don't even federate!), keeping track on most popular Mastodon & co hashtags, adding these tags to Mbin magazines, following outside accounts to federate them to instance, etc...

All the Great Exodus fledditors, people craving for non-tankie Threadiverse service, and also curious fedinauts from outside made this happen on kbin.social, and this is what I loved in it the most.

Mbin happened when kbin.social was already crumbling, but many of its users (me included) still hoped for it. When kbin.social definitely collapsed, the previous kbinauts were already aware of not-tankie Lemmy instances, like sh.itjust.works (hosting MeanwhileOnGrad), sopuli.xyz, or generic lemmy.world.

Maybe the more aggresive Mbin marketing (have you seen the sidebar of this community - it still mentions "KBin"...) would help Mbin - but only at cost of making drama with existing kbinauts. With Lemmy's toxicity problem being talked much recently (and instances being closed because of it) I am glad, that things did not go that way.

Some mobile apps support Mastodon and Bluesky at the same time - like SoraSNS or Openvibe

And because of that:

Let's remove a downvote button out of /all. A downvote has been meant for irrevelant and low quality submissions to a social news website, but as Digg clone went communities and started to replace forums its purpose has blurred.

We already have a site moderation (admins), community moderation, and I don't mind having a downvote button at community or individual submission page.

I just don't wasn't then to waste their time locally blocking a clear spam account, that should (and usually will be) removed by the originating instance in a couple hours.

I am afraid, that removal of spam account does not necessarily federate to another instance. On Mastodon activities federate mainly to instances an account, which made/edited/deleted the post, is followed from. (Or an instance can subscribe to relay, which exchanges all activities between all participating instances).

Report always landing to your admin may be something good in light of this...

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horsesh.itjust.works

!Dodgeball@lemmy.world

Indeed, thanks!

This must be something with PieFed: Interstellar user here and I am seeing not-subscribed communities on my sub feed too.

@this@sh.itjust.works

Individual Mastodon (et al.) instances may provide their own status pages. But nothing Mastodon-wide.

I would not count on Alexandrite, as its last commit has been 5 months ago...

Maybe just try to use a default interface? PieFed's frontend is not so much separated from backend and remains a first class citizen among the clients.