Mbin is a community fork of Kbin focused on what the community wants, pull requests can be merged by any repo member.
@melroy @yogthos @wahming @SamXavia (et al.) Thank you for the explanation! While I'm not a kbin user myself (I just have a Lemmy account), I'm still glad (as a threadiverse and fediverse user) there are people keeping the project going and developing it. I can definitely understand the sudden influx of reddit users being quite a shock for maintainers, so it's heartening to see the platform survive and continue onwards, thanks to the magic of being open-source.
Mbin is a community fork of Kbin focused on what the community wants, pull requests can be merged by any repo member.
@yogthos Quite fair; I was just curious.
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