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Kbin Userstyles and Userscripts

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Custom CSS and JS to help improve your Kbin experience! ### Userscripts Greasy Fork ### Stylesheets UserStyles.world ### Userscript managers

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Hi, new test instances are now available. The previous frontend changes were mostly cosmetic. But now I would like to take a closer look at a few bigger things, like this. However, maintaining compatibility with your styles is very important to me. I also invite you to discuss and review in pull requests :) Cheers!

https://lab2.kbin.pub/
https://lab3.kbin.pub/

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[โ€“] [email protected] 7 points 1 year ago (1 children)

@ernest I see you posting more and more about community management and server/service maintenance than coding on the project.

How do you deal with doing both: a maintainer for a project and a community manager ?

I was trying to push people interested in #BrutaLinks in starting their own instances instead of using mine, and seeing how nobody took me up on that, it feels like it's the losing strategy. :D

[โ€“] [email protected] 21 points 1 year ago

@mariusor I'm just trying adapt to the current situation. I gave myself a few days or weeks to get things in order for a peaceful work environment. People here organized themselves and took care of all the organizational work, while I mainly observed so far :) Thanks to that, I was able to temporarily focus on my critical issues.

I know something about it, it's not easy, but it seems to me that #BrutaLinks will find its niche if the fediverse continues to grow in the right direction. Good luck. We are also considering adding an ap-related submodule in Go or Rust ourselves to squeeze out as much performance as possible. So, it's possible that I'll start digging into your GitHub soon ;)