How do we call kbin users?

KarsicKarl, 11 months ago

Wherever you are, #kbin, #friendica, #Pixelfed, #bookwyrm, #Calckey, #Lemmy, #mastodon, #hubzilla, #Peertube (and many more), you are all citizens of the #Fediverse.

Some use the word #Fedizens

Not sure if it'll catch on.

KarsicKarl, 11 months ago

Wherever you are, #kbin, #friendica, #Pixelfed, #bookwyrm, #Calckey, #Lemmy, #mastodon, #hubzilla, #Peertube (and many more), you are all citizens of the #Fediverse.

Some use the word #Fedizens

Not sure if it'll catch on.

KarsicKarl, 11 months ago

Wherever you are, #kbin, #friendica, #Pixelfed, #bookwyrm, #Calckey, #Lemmy, #mastodon, #hubzilla, #Peertube (and many more), you are all citizens of the #Fediverse.

Some use the word #Fedizens

Not sure if it'll catch on.

Storyaddict, 11 months ago

I'm from Lemmy, but I really like Kbinauts.

BootlegHermit, 11 months ago

All these "-nauts" and "-ers/ors" are ridiculous. Herp derp I use a website, Im special!

Bin chickens, the lot of you.

xc2215x, 11 months ago

KBinners.

Badabinski, 11 months ago

Wheely-bins.

aRei, 11 months ago

I mentioned to my SO about kbin. Since then she refers to it as Kevin.

airportline, 11 months ago

Binmen

krevassi, 11 months ago

Users. I'm boring but stop with the corny reddit nonsense, ugh.

DumBirb, 11 months ago

What about lemmy. Are they lemmyngs?

solomoncaygnuyou, 11 months ago

While a decent play on words, this feels like it's just asking to be turned into a pejorative term. It could easily be turned around and used to suggest everyone on kbin/lemmy/etc is a lemming who falls in line and follows the pack without any individual thought.

Quill7513, 11 months ago

Nah we're all just cool enough that we know that was some Disney meddling ass bullshit

Wander, 11 months ago

Cabbies?
Is kbin pronounced kay-bin or cabin?

tangelo, 11 months ago

Ballers, shot callers

scifu, 11 months ago

I have seen kbinauts used before. Credit to some guy.

SquishySpaceman, 11 months ago

Versers. Or another user suggested Fedinauts.

Both are platform agnostic and bear no resemblance to "Reddit"