No la veo, che. Están arrancando medio dubitativos. Pero bueno, ojalá sí así se pone más diversa la cosa.

let's f*cking gooooooo!!!

es algo local, yo tengo cuenta en otra instancia y allá carga más rápido.

Grande! Muchas gracias :D

AGADU is the society of authors. Kind of an union (it's not an union but sort of). It's suppossed role is defending the rights of authors

Lots of Twitter users I know that "want to leave" twitter are waiting for bluesky. It's like there's no other alternative for them, only bsky. I don't know how long these expectative thing will work out for bsky. Especially now that threads is around.

weird, try using web. May be an app thing.

As a user. They follow the same communication protocol (ActivityPub). You can view and interact with everyone.

The experience of following Lemmy instances from kbin (and viceversa) is pretty seamless, because they're built for the same purpose. So following a comunity from a Lemmy instance you'll see it as any other magazine from kbin.

I believe, but i'm not sure as i don't use Kbin -i use Lemmy-, that kbin is developed to give the microblogging experience too, so I guess following from Mastodon -or other Fediverse microblogging app- will also be pretty seamless.

The experience of following a Lemmy community or a kbin magazine from Mastodon is not great from a viewing and usability standpoint in my opinion. But it's very possible, some people do it even. I found it pretty uncomfortable and I do not recommend it. That's why I have a Mastodon account for the microblogging and a Lemmy account for "the threadiverse" (Lemmy/kbin, but i guess Meta has ruined the term now).

In sum: you can interact, as a user, no code necessary, anything made with ActivityPub. Not only Lemmy, kbin, mastodon, but also Pixelfed and so on. The experience may vary depending on the front-end you use.

Thanks for this. I'm following the account on Mastodon now. :)

AFAIK there are no tools like that, yet. Keep in mind that Lemmy (and surely Kbin too as I think it's newer) are still very young applications (Lemmy is on version 0.17/18 currently). Development will probably accelerate now as it brought a lot of interest in developers and, as I understand it right now, the github is very active right now.

Mastodon does have migration tools to carry your follows with you, so it's definitely possible and are probably coming soon.

Of course. All in all these are things that usually happen when a platform gets traction and publicity. Hopefully better tools to deal with this will come soon.

They are essentially different software for, more or less, the same purpose: content aggregation with similar features to Reddit. Kbin also has microblogging features (Lemmy doesn't). They both use the same protocol ActivityPub so they can see and talk to each other.