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I'm new to Lemmy and kbin, so these points may be more a me-thing than a Lemmy/kbin-thing, but from what I can see:
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Accessing Lemmy content from kbin is pretty seamless, but it's difficult to access kbin from Lemmy.
- Ex) It's easy to access [email protected] from kbin by going to https://kbin.social/m/[email protected], but I couldn't find a way to access https://kbin.social/m/Amsterdam from beehaw
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kbin's integration with Mastodon/microblogging fediverses is neat.
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kbin seems to have more magazines catering to more of my specific interests and hobbies, while Lemmy's communities are more generic.
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This is specific to the instance I am on (beehaw.org), but I can't access the Lemmy instance when I'm using ProtonVPN.
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I just read through the Mastodon thread on how the Lemmy developers are not consistent with their own policies of human rights. While that doesn't automatically mean that Lemmy is bad, I feel more comfortable using software by developers who are not known to be "tankies".
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