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Lemmy has been around much longer right? Personally I'm using both, though kbin only very recently. That's the coolest thing about the fediverse to me; not only can lemmy instances federate and kbin instances federate, but a kbin instance can federate with a lemmy instance
What's your favourite?
So far kbin seems a lot more stable but i know the Lemmy devs are working tirelessly to address the most critical bugs so I feel like it's too soon to say.