Honestly, I would probably be using both, in that case. The Threadiverse feels a lot like the early days of Reddit and I would love to be part of it and see it grow up. Assuming this keeps expanding, it’s too late for me to go back to exclusively using Reddit at this point. Giga brain Mr. Huffman made sure of that.
However, there are numerous great communities at Reddit that haven’t found a place here yet. Especially many of the smaller subs that were already very niche as it is, and that one probably won’t not find anywhere else anytime soon.
I’m already regularly using multiple different sites as it is. Both larger international ones, as well as smaller local blogs and forums. I don’t personally see an issue by itself to keep both Reddit and Kbin on that list.
Hopefully, we will see entirely new communities pop up and grow in the Threadiverse. That is, communities that aren’t just different flavours of “Reddit sucks”. Not saying it’s not entertaining, but I think we need to broaden the scope a bit going forward. :)
Yeah it’s always a project to get new people started with Mumble. It doesn’t feel like it should be so difficult, but people always struggle.
Ironically, I struggled immensely with forcing Discord to stop messing with my system audio settings, which is apparently something apps are allowed to do in Windows.