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Yup. Since fedia.io was federating with ani.social for awhile you've got a "local copy" of ani.social's communities on fedia.io from back when it federated.
So when you post on those communities it's all happening only on fedia.io and you see posts/comments on that community from other fedia.io users. But, for example, I can't see what fedia.io local copy of [email protected] looks like from my instance, because my "local copy" is still federating with the actual instance anime community is hosted on (i see new posts and my posts/comments get sent first to ani.social's original community and federates to rest of instances from there).
Thanks. That's a slight shame. I've only been trying out lemmy / threadiverse for just a few days (second attempt. first attempt was back on reddit APIcalypse) and for now I'm liking mbin a bit more than lemmy. fedia.io being the biggest instance, so that's why I registered there first. next biggest mbin instance is a bit less stable.
I suppose it's still early days for me so I can afford to jump around for now to see what instance sticks, and I guess the software as well.
I highly recommend a smaller stable instance. You are less likely to end up between defederation wars.
Initially it will suck because you wont find communities and your feed will look empty since you need to have atleast one account from your instance subscribing to a community to federate it to your instance, but once you find communities and subscribe you'll have the widest access to content since federation is on by default and instances explicitly choose who they defederate (or they use lists of known bad-instances, but small ones are often not on these).
But that's just my opinion, look into options a bit!
Noted. It does feel like I do have to go look for "the one" instance like that. Sucks as a lurker; that's my default mode lol.
I know how you feel! I myself was a lurker on reddit and I've instance-/software-hopped on fediverse few times until I found my favourite instance+software.
It takes more time and effort, but I'm definitely happier here than on reddit. Fediverse has it's difficulties but it feels more "organic", atleast until now.
It's interesting though, and somewhat nostalgic. It feels like how I was pruning my reddit subscriptions and all. Or twitter. Or other social media. Idk how go through the noise by not pruning what they follow.
Definitely. I love lemmy more now that I have pretty nice curated /subscribed feed. I hardly ever actually look at /all.