edited to meet rule #3!

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There’s Jerboa for Android, and I think there’s one for iOS too. But people are working on others too I think

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Jerboa’s great. As a long time RIF user dating back to 2011 well before the official Reddit app existed, Jerboa feels similar enough to RIF that it’s an easy transition. I’m hoping this place catches on with enough content to sustain my interest throughout the day.

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Um I don’t really understand that thought. Is there an official Lemmy app? What do you think “third party app” means? Posted from Jerboa for Lemmy…

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we’re not all using lemmy ;)

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I’ll be honest: I can see that you’re using kbin.social, but I have no idea what the difference is between that and lemmy. Also, are lemmy.ml and lemmy.world even affiliated with one another? Initially, I thought yes, but now I’m thinking it’s just a similar name for brand recognition purposes, but the four sites below (plus hundreds of others) operate independently from one another and can only see content from the other instances if they select to do so?

Lemmy.ml

Lemmy.world

Beehaw.org

Kbin.social

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It’s not about brand recognition, it’s about spreading the users out over multiple servers so no one instance gets too big/costly/unmanageable. Beehaw just defederated themselves from Lemmy for having “too many trolls from open sign up policy”. I can still see and interact with beehaw from kbin for now, idk how long that will last because kbin also has open sign up.

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“Jerboa is a app for Lemmy, a federated reddit alternative. Jerboa is made by Lemmy’s developers, and is free, open-source software, meaning no advertising, monetizing, or venture capital, ever.”

Id say ‘created by the creaters’ is as close as we can get to a first party app

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Thanks for clearing that up, I didn’t know! But yeah I think we can’t really compare the official reddit app by Reddit inc. with what you quoted there

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I’m not having a go or anything. I’m loving this whole transition period. I do miss my boost app though! Does jerboa connect to kbin? or just lemmy? I should go find that out for myself. brb. Also realise that others are most likely being worked on.

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Just lemmy, far as I know. There’s one in development called Kmoon, but I can’t currently pull up a link and it’s still in development anyway. I do really miss Boost, though. The tagging system was both fun and useful, and color-coding the threads made them SO much easier to follow if I had to scroll back up for something right quick

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plugging the app’s magazine /m/kmoon ;)

the beta sign up sheet: https://forms.gle/e24FMBvSdUUv5VmE6

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I read it and post from jebroa. At least latest alpha can do it.

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Im on jerboa right now and im seeing this thread. I assume it works

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Ah, but there are also no ads and to my knowledge I’ve yet to see one single bot. For the near future, anyway. Besides, it’s not like I’d still have them in a few weeks if I weren’t here

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Don’t forget about the useless automod posts that are several paragraphs of common sense shit that no one reads, ignores and skips past.

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I’ve yet to see one single bot.

wait, there are no bots, yet?

Who posts the summary to a wikipedia link, then? Or detect haikus or converts imperial ←→ metric units? Or reminds you after a certain time period?

How can you guys even survive? :-)

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If this thing catches on, there will be bots here in no time at all. It’s also easy to ask Chat GPT to write a comment for you responding to a specific prompt. I’m curious to see how it pans out as people join and continue to interact with the site, especially after June 30 when RIF access gets cut off for good.

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for ios there is mlem and memmy on testflight. lots of people are working on cool projects on github

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Browsing on memmy right now, it’s pretty cool. Mlem was unstable for me, waiting on an update.

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Browsing and commenting from Memmy! I’m doing my part!

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@Kovu Sadly neither works with kbin at the moment, and registration is closed for lemmy.ml 🥲

@Inamin

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