Magazine dedicated to discussions about the kbin itself. Provide feedback, ask questions, suggest improvements, and engage in conversations related to the platform organization, policies, features, and community dynamics. ---- * Roadmap 2023 * m/kbinDevlog * m/kbinDesign
This is so cool!!! I love it!
Boosted!
I dig it! love the style!
Yesss please do! Cockatoos are so cute 🥹🇦🇺
I support this
I like the folder, sure, but these have so much character. Left is popular but the right is adorable. Love it, good job!
I'm just biased, I love them birbies!
Nicely designed, but not particularly a fan of this mascot to be honest.
Tired of birds or at least pushover birds not going to lie. It's never anything 🅒🅞🅞🅛
Robots are boring at this point too.
It's a nice image the one on the left, though I hope we stick with the original logo when it comes to the favicon and the progressive web app, it's a nice shaped and styled logo with a be good color
Cheers for the creativity though on that mascot image!
Yeah I don't want the Kbird to replace the folder, just a supplementary mascot
And all this while I thought Kbin stood for "Cabin"...
I love me a cockatoo!
Super cool mascot! The left one is less cluttered, but it probably makes more sense to have the cacatua facing right. Thinking of using it as the kbin icon on a ferdium service.
The back of its head should look like a K
This is the first one of these I've liked enough to comment on, and I really really love this.
Yesssss
yes left bird please
Darling! I endorse this.
As a cockatoo fan I’m 100% for this.
Reminds me too much of a certain toxic supermod on Reddit.
I agree that Kbin could use a mascot (not necessarily need a mascot), but IMO the current proposals are not furry enough in this year of the Fediverse of 2023.
Left fits the current flat, minimalist aesthetic. But I want to like right more lol
Beautiful work. I like it.
Kbird sounds like a KDE app.
Kbin mascot would have to be a friendly rat, no? Lemmy's cousin who lives in a bin.
Nah. Kbin might connect to Lemmy, but it isn't Lemmy. It's its own thing, much like how Mastodon also isn't Lemmy, although they can interconnect.