this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2023
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Is there one overall community just mirrored across all instances? Or is the “Nintendo” on lemmy.ml different than the “Nintendo” on bee.haw or whatever? (Just an example - no idea if these communities exist)
It's accessible from every instance that is Federated with the other. So for example if I'm on sh.itjust.works and there's a Nintendo community on lemmy.ml, I would be able to access it just by searching [email protected] for example. The same goes for other communities on other instances, you would just replace lemmy.ml with the instance url.
Ok that makes sense… but in this example, they are still two distinct communities? E.g., the comments are different in each?
yes, they are distinct