It happens to me too. It happens on almost every feed... new posts get sent there as soon as they're posted, making everything jump around. Doesn't matter if you're in new, hot, active, whatever. It's really aggrivating.
As a (soon to be) former reddit mod, reddit moderators are all power hungry. Modding and feeling like they're important is a coping mechanism for many of their lives.
Couldn't agree more. Voxels are an art style that works some of the time, but using it because a developer is too lazy to make their own graphics is a copout.
Wait a minute, WWE already did the Battle of the Billionaires storyline like 15 years ago.
I don't think Kbin needs a mascot. It needs to be its own thing rather than just a reddit 2.0.
I didn't leave reddit because of the API changes. I left reddit because they're treating their userbase and their volunteer moderators that keep the community clean to their standards for them like absolute shit
I'm not going to lie, I don't really use any 3rd party reddit app, and I like the official app and all that, but I've made the switch because I'm not going to support the CEO of the company doing the same thing that reddit mods get made fun of for. However, kbin is a bit more user unfriendly and it certainly is a learning curve. I haven't figured out how to see which magazines I'm subscribed to except for hunting them down from the list of mags. I haven't had any issues with the community yet, and I get how the federation works and all that, I just think kbin is missing some of the features that really made reddit a breeze.
Dad Space
"God dammit Billy, if you ask me if we're in the Alpha Centauri system yet, I swear to God I will pull this cruiser over. I'm sirius!"