Yikes you're at -51 !

Yep, wij de Mods van /r/Amsterdam zijn nu de overstap aan het maken: https://kbin.social/m/Amsterdam

They’re always active with their own mastodon server & proving (no strings attached) funds for the development (along with some other ActivityPub projects if I’m not mistaken).

How I’ve approach it is to use the built in developer tools to “inspect” an element in Kbin & then use the Appearance panel in the Moderation Panel of your community to change it.

The linked kbinStyles community gives a good idea of the format involved.

@sheawoodrow
ahh yes, I’d love that too.

Right now it’s username > profile > subscribed which are too many clicks (especially on mobile).

Hey that's so cool!
There's so many damrak & canal posts flooding the sub now, that this should work!

Actually, come to think of it, most are from you in the first place :D

Oddly enough that trick didn't work on Fedia.io (Kbin server), where [email protected] works....
Is there a similar trick for Kbin?

Thank you so much! That worked perfectly - I've done it now on a couple of Lemmy servers, so it'll show up there by default now.
Only Lemmy.ml didn't work, but that's ok!

Haha bless your heart! Thank you!
It was just a test post, to work out if we liked Lemmy or Kbin better. It's the photo of the Damrak we always got in the old sub!

@sheawoodrow That's the one of the few things it has right now :)
Just the = burger menu next to you user name at the top right of the screen.

Good to have you on board! Us at /r/Amsterdam are also dipping our toes into the Reddit-like Fediverse.

A few things we’ve noticed:

1. The cloud flare thing on Kbin currently sucks. It eats comments.
2. We’re wondering how users will deal with multiple communities with the same name (across instances). Will the Lemmy.ml or the Lemmy.World or the Kbin.social “CSPro” be the default?
   We’re looking at redirects/links to stitch it together a bit.
3. Kbin seems a bit more refined on the UI side currently, even if the naming (‘Magazines’) is confusing currently.
   It Mark’s the return of CSS styling, and happily can build on a very modern & solid CSS foundation unlike Old.Reddit.
4. Lemmy is the only one with (iOS) apps at the moment (Mlem) but it’s still very basic at the moment. Like with Mastodon, I expect you this to change rapidly, given the extra time a bunch of devs will soon have + the ones who’ve just gotten very good at Fediverse coding through Mastodon are out there.
5. Moderation tools are a bit mystery still. Need to get some traffic first to see how it will evolve!

If you guys want to swap stories/advice, hit me up!

Could not agree more!