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Lemmy and Kbin: The Best Reddit Alternatives?
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Regarding the articles: tech journalists all use microblogging sites like Mastodon, so for them Kbin's microblogging integration is a major advantage. Also, IIRC Kbin made it easier to follow certain people, like industry leaders, while Lemmy is more focused on communities.
Personally, I really dislike microblogging, so for me it was a major reason not to use Kbin. I think there may be a large silent group that feels the same way, but I haven't seen any statistics on this.