Their discussion was two months ago, but the licencing issues have still not been solved.
lmao I'm sorry about the pig shit, you seem like a cool person from your other replies.
Edit: It looks like the license issues has not been solved yet even though the author of postmill reported the issue about two months ago, for more info see here: https://raddle.me/f/fediverse/170274/a-reminder-that-kbin-is-still-violating-the-zlib-license-of
The original post is exaggerating (not all the Kbin code is stolen code), but the Kbin creator used code from a different open source project without any attribution, so for a while it was, to an extent, similar to "stolen code". Last I checked, the issue was resolved ~amicably, the kbin person provided attribution, and the original creator was satisfied (although I did read her say she was discouraged from continuing her project because she would have appreciated contributions to hers, instead of forking/not attributing).
I was not here for that, but people often use that word as an insult in my native language and I hate it, so this is me joining late to the pile-on!
I like the term "neuroatypical" (which is not much more different to neurodivergent ) over specific diagnosis labels (autism, adhd, borderline etc.) because with those labels I feel like it's just capitalism putting people who are not productive into nice tidy little boxes. "This behavior causes this person to not be easily exploitable/not be productive/not follow society's established rules, so we are labeling so and so in this Book". Neuroatypical just feels like a description, my experience is different to the typical/average/common one.
My comment was just a general remark about something I have often seen mentioned as a Kbin advantage over Lemmy. I didn't mean to imply you thought that. But I guess that still leaves us with the question of why you feel it has more potential than Lemmy.
It's been like 2 months since the reddit migration started and kbin still doesn't have a way to collapse comments. I am confused when people say it has a better UI than Lemmy.
Someone I have a crush on is leaving the country for 6 years to pursue a PhD. We went to the beach this Sunday with friends, and she gave me a ride back home. When it was time to say goodbye, we hugged for like 6 minutes (as I guess, a sort of pre-farewell. She's leaving in a week). I keep going to my bed to think about/remember that hug.