GitHub - MbinOrg/mbin: Mbin: a /kbin fork - By the community, for the community
GitHub - MbinOrg/mbin: Mbin: a /kbin fork - By the community, for the community
Mbin: a /kbin fork - By the community, for the community - GitHub - MbinOrg/mbin: Mbin: a /kbin fork - By the community, for the community
cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/4735963
Learned about this fork from a post about a potential shutdown of Fedia.io, a Kbin instance.
https://lemmy.world/post/6797580
As you can see in the comments, https://kbin.run/ already moved to Mbin.
Interesting to see if that can help with the development of new features compared to kbin being managed mostly by the main developer.
Is it me or the description leaves something to be desired? What is it that sets mbin apart from kbin, wasn't kbin developed by "the community" in the first place?
what are the feature/performance differences that would necessitate me upgrading today?
You can have a look at the post linked in the OP. The Fedia admin had issues running Kbin, which mbin seems to have addressed
It's a good move I feel. The original velocity on kbin has been lost over the past few months as the main owner struggles to get his own personal stuff organized. I'm pretty happy with this fork, the idea being that everyone will be about to contribute and perhaps these changes will eventually be brought back into kbin if they're open to it.