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For everyone new to Lemmy, how are you finding the experience?
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this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2023
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So, I think Kbin and Lemmy are separate pieces of software operating on the fediverse. But since they speak the same language you can interact cross platform. Interestingly, seems that kbin supports even more fediverse platforms than lemmy. I've been able to use kbin to follow mastadon users.
So if I comment on a post through kbin, does it show up on Lemmy?
Yep
this is breaking my brain and I don't hate it
Yeah as I understand it support for interacting with Mastodon and other twitter-like sites is something that sets Kbin apart from other "thread" (is that even the right term?) based sites.