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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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Beehaw only defederated from Lemmy.world because of the currently limited moderation tools in the software. This is not going to be a problem forever.
I hope people can find communities both on large instances (Beehaw, Lemmy.world) as well on as very small niche instances. Discoverability is a bit a problem but I think over time we will find communities we like, and participate in them. What instance they are hosted on is not all that important.
I'm on kbin and I have to say I like what they are doing better than Lemmy as far as ease of use and UI. It will be interesting to see how this all shakes out.
I agree. I have both lemmy and kbin accounts, and so far I think the new user experience on kbin is just a little bit easier. But I'll keep my eye on lemmy in the meantime. You're right, it will be very interesting to see how this thing develops.
The best chance of succeeding is federation across both. The user base on both is already small, there's no need for this us-vs-them mentality.