Does anyone have any great examples of #mbin communities? It's easy to find Lemmy communities but harder to find Mbin since the transition from Kbin.
https://fedia.io/ is the main one that I see
@mike Based on what I've seen from @jerry, e.g. near-constant pampering, troubleshooting and screaming-at of the Fedia.io #mbin (and formerly #kbin) server, I think the reason there aren't more mbin-based communities is it's just not ready for primetime (at least in the stability department). I of course hope that changes as there are a lot of promising features with mbin.
@shellsharks @mike Mbin is much, much better than it was. It’s not perfect yet, but it’s pretty reliable. Most of my recent issues with fedia.io haven’t been Mbin related at all - had a slew of hardware problems, then dns problems, but those should be behind me.
@jerry @mike Ah fair enough. Seems that entire Fedia-related lineage has been cursed and figured it was mbin-related.
But in the inverse, Fedia, as a kinda "quasi”-flagship mbin instance having so many issues has I think hampered the use and proliferation of mbin to a degree imo. I for example had planned to run /m/cybersecurity there but stopped contributing during its seemingly near-constant issues / growing pains. Maybe if it's stable-ish again I will pick it back up 🤔
@shellsharks @mike the only remaining known problem is a periodic crashing issue, which I have mitigated with a script that is able to detect and restart it. The devs are working on a permanent fix, but from a user perspective, it’s not noticeable
@jerry @shellsharks Jerry, you run fedia.io? Well done!