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Dear pre-migration Keebinetters, how can we NOT ruin kbin for you? (kbin.social)

submitted 1 year ago by spirinolas@kbin.social to c/AskKbin@kbin.social

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As a former redditor I am glad to have found a new "home" and I hope I'm not intruding. Nevertheless, we are all a huge migration that is bound to change how kbin works and we're bound to piss off some pre-migration Keebinetters. The fact you guys were here before and not in reddit makes evident you don't want this to become a carbon copy of reddit. From the interface to the group dynamics, please lets us now...

What can we do NOT to ruin kbin for you?

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[–] TheRecycledMoth@kbin.social 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I was mostly there for hobby sobs and I never understood: what WAS black people twitter?

[–] cedar@kbin.social 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Essentially, Black Twitter is its own sub-section of Twitter that became prevalent around 2013 as a higher amount of non-white Americans online used Twitter. A lot of tweets involve humour relating to African-American Culture and commentary on systemic issues. The Wikipedia for Black Twitter has a decent overview of how it developed and its impact on social media. The subreddit was then made as a hub to share the funny, relatable, or insightful tweets from that section of Twitter. I hope that is a useful answer, I am a white Australian so my summary is based on what other people closer to that community have said.

[–] TheRecycledMoth@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

This was very informative! Thank you kindly.