So far, so good. The fundamentals are there, but - obviously - you can't compare software that's been in development for a few months rather then a few years (like Lemmy). I mostly like it because I've been able to contribute to the code. It was written to be easy to understand and add to, so I've been able to do things like handling links from these lists better (so it never dumps you in an "unknown error" if your instance hasn't yet heard of a community, like Lemmy does).