I want to like Kbin. I really do. But it's just not the same. There are no apps. The format is not reader-friendly. Usability is way low.

I've been trying for a month and I just can't get into it the way that I got into Reddit.

What do we need in order to make Kbin more ... friendly? Do we need developers? Moderators? More content? What? I'm legit serious here.

Is there already a discussion about all of these issues?

I hate Reddit. I joined /r/place and supported the 3rd party apps memorial that is up there. And that's probably about it for me. I confess that I may have checked the home page a few times over the past month but every time...I remember why I hate it so much. It's full of spez spit all over the place.

On Slashdot, folks from the /r/canning subreddit shared their experience about being booted and locked out. Just terrible, terrible stuff from an evil overlord determined to destroy anything that resembles "good".

And there's a lot of enshittification going on today.

1. Climate Change - jfc have you seen the boiling lakes?
2. Reddit
3. Work - bosses everywhere are legit going nuts on employees now
4. Movies - Disney, HBO, Netflix, Paramount just wholesale murdering good movies and shows. Leaving only shitty ones up.
5. Politicians - I mean...just look. It's shit.
6. Economy - Income - shit. Expenses - oh shit.
7. Food - Ukraine - shit. Crop yields are down - oh shit.
8. Health Care - Pharma companies turning life into shit.

It's all going to shit. What are we going to do?

One thing that I've always liked is the endless scrolling. IDK if there's a way to endlessly scroll through magazines but maybe that would make it more like reddit /r/all ... Because I would almost always go there and scroll for thousands of pages.

Even on sites that I've developed, I've gotten rid of the pagination. Unless it's something completely stupid, I just allow the user to scroll and feed in the results below the fold...