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find a remote instance that was potentially subscribed the community in which the post did live.
for example a community named 'eyesuck'
if it was community was something like: deadinstance.com/c/eyesuck
you could theoretically go to lemmy.world/c/[email protected] to see those threads.... again, assuming lemmy.world was subscribed to 'eyesuck'
I think that when I am having link like https://lemmings.world/post/10530999 or knowing a title of the post, i can not discover in which community it has been posted... When I check same number of post on different instance: https://lemmy.ml/post/10530999 it does NOT work. Yet the search works: https://lemmy.ml/search?q=10530999 is there no other/easier way than opening one big instance after another (for example from the list https://lemmyverse.net/?order=posts&open=true ) and use search like that?
no. the verse just isnt designed like that. you subscribe to remote content, you ingest remote content. its not laid out for you to discover the same content in remote sites.
the fediverse is not a simple 'replicate all content everywhere'
its a bunch of servers that can subscribe to similar content from eachother as requested
when they get that content, they can do (display it) however they want.