Your list of subs, in a grid make sure you set it to private
https://kbin.social/settings/subscriptions/magazines
The list of all subs, in a column, sorted by subscribers number
Your Inbox
https://kbin.social/settings/notifications
Your home, list of posts in your subs
All, all posts from all subs
All, sorted by new (aka “chaos”)
you can search by tags: https://kbin.social/tag/tech
You can see who upvoted and downvoted your comments in the activity tab of the “more” button.
You can block a domain like you can block a user. Either through the url::
Http://kbin.social//d/nypost.com
Or by clicking the domain name and then click the block button.
Closest would actually not be Twitter but the /comments after a subreddit. There used to be a tab for it, but they’ve hidden it. It’s just basically all comments posted in a sub.
Granted microblog is just all comments in that microblog area but it’s the closest thing to it.
Yeah Twitter was probably bad analogy. Fediverse just has so many ways to post, it’s hard to make direct comparison to something monolithic like Reddit.
I mean, you weren’t wrong. I can post (Tweet) on my Mastodon and if the tags are being followed by a magazine then that post will show up under it’s Microblogs section.
Interesting. I have tried this but it doesn’t work for me, though it must work somehow since there is one microblog post showing up [from someone else]. I used tags in my mastodon post that are set on my magazine and I don’t see it.
It’s still limited by the rules of federation. Kbin.social needs to be aware of your post somehow. Easiest way to to that is to have your KBin account follow your Mastodon one.