Not that I’m complaining; nice to not be inundated with beans.
I’d assume with federation the active posts would mostly be the same on both.
Edit: I think it may partly have to do with how voting works differently between Lemmy and Kbin.
/kbin just has better algorithms. It’s why I switched from Lemmy. I have the exact same set of subscriptions on both ends, but my subscription feed on /kbin just felt way more balanced.
Only issue I’ve noticed is that /kbin doesn’t seem to respect pinned posts in Lemmy communities.
It’s because we are wayyyy cooler than the Lemmites.
Also, what was that bean thing? I just saw it emerge and disappear without anyone discussing why. Even the posts asking about that were either left unanswered or riddled with memey answers.
Someone made a post that said, “I heard people on Lemmy will upvote anything, let’s see if that’s true.” It was a can of beans and did indeed get upvoted. Then everyone just ran with it and made memes.
The national bean council just discovered social media. They really want us to consume some plant based protein. It’s bean a long time since we heard from them.
I thought it had to do with user count, and the new influx of spammy users from reddit
Inside jokes are basically the default lifeline when you’re desperate to say something but you have nothing really to say.
Users have to arrive first and then quality content follows. I think we’re witnessing an awkward stage where the user base is getting large but the content is still in the process of catching up.
I knew something had bean missing from my timeline since I logged on this morning