A sub like /r/videos will eventually be brought back online. The site admins will remove the mods and replace them with ones that don't care and want the "power" (do janitors have power?). They'll remove the mods who were protesting and take away any of their mod privileges, maybe even ban them outright. That wouldn't surprise me one bit at all, par for the course for Spez.
Saving kbin.social as a bookmark on my home screen (android) works for me. It's close enough, just tap the icon and I'm here and it's formatted for my phone.
While I love a native app, this will do just fine for now. Hoping more of the smaller communities make the jump, but regardless.. I'm here for the long haul. Was a longtime Reddit user, started on it in 2009, and I've long been disillusioned to Reddit. Happy to try something new with less people, things were better when Reddit was smaller.
Way more important to me than an app.. being able to minimize all the nested comments in a comment chain. I hate having to scroll to the bottom of a chain to try and find the next parent-level comment. It's a strain on my eye and is just bad UI these days.
Surely it's in the works, but I'd much rather have that than another app any day.
Looks like some subreddits are extending the blackout
The Migration seems to be going well! 125k on kbin.social instance alone, and over 100k across Lemmy!
https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy...