this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2024
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The community you're trying to subscribe to only has one post, and I believe that post may predate your instance spinning up.
It's not really a good example of federation on Lemmy, because it doesn't have content to federate.
Even your ping idea wouldn't have worked here
Why not? When the person created the sub it would have sent out a ping to all federated instances, and thus when any account on a federated instance searches the keyword they would find that sub. IE: each instance would have a list of subs of all other federated instances. Like a sitemap.
As I said, I think the only post in the community you were looking at was made before your instance was up and running and able to be pinged
No it wouldn't? Unless you mean that's what you think it should do?
Anyway, there are tools to do this manually if you make a new community and want it to appear it popular all feeds.
Yes, and it seems that the devs have this in mind on their to-do list.