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Because there's so many new fedizens I will share this site for finding communities that are on lemmy and kbin.
(lemmyverse.net)
The site: https://lemmyverse.net/communities
To see kbin "magazines" (that's how subreddits/communities are called on kbin) you have to switch to displaying them in top right corner:
Or you can just open this link: https://lemmyverse.net/kbin/magazines?order=followers
And to go back to displaying lemmy communities you have to press on "communities" in the middle on the top of the site:
Upvote, boosted, and copied the link over to another post where someone was asking for such a thing for Kbin. Nice.
Don't forget to mention them this if they are from kbin:
Yes, even now I can get "lost" on exactly where I saw something, and I've noticed that trying to repost an "original" link to the source isn't always that easy to do, since I'm probably seeing the Kbin copy. I don't know what the correct etiquette is, or is it even matters as any comment they make on one should eventually get back to the other...probably.
The big flag is when you click on a link, such as from this listing, and find yourself on a page where you aren't signed in and it looks different. I'm not sure how that could be made more seamless without really over-complicating the whole thing.
You may want to keep an eye on this issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1048
I don't know how exactly would that work and I don't think that all links will be fixed (I didn't look to deep into that) but at least they are working on fixing the issue.
Edit: oh, you are on kbin, then idk how would that work, the fediverse is a bit complicated xD
I've read and discussed the situation of some cross-instance permanence in a few places. Part of being at the front of a new thing, right?
And I don't complain, it's fun to experience and learn new things.