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I’ve been working on the API, and it is pretty much feature complete (barring feedback) and should be entering review very soon.
Some dude that enjoys working on open source projects, reverse engineering, 3d printing, experimenting with 3d graphics and lots of other tech hobbies.
Currently working on the kbin API: https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/pulls/357
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I’ve been working on the API, and it is pretty much feature complete (barring feedback) and should be entering review very soon.
Fedia is just another kbin instance, not really a fork. It is tracking the development branch a bit closer than kbin.social, but it’s still the same repo
Lemmy stores who upvoted what but does not make it easily available to everyone like kbin does - you can set up a Lemmy instance to grab upvoted and read them from the DB if you are so inclined, or you could just look at kbin to see the same info
A single health check call a minute by a single app is nothing compared to real world usage