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Thank you for this! Great service :)
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Thank you for this! Great service :)
Glad it's useful. I'll be adding some more, just took a break to do some memes.
Hi there, I created the Friends and Family of Persons with Addiction community (fafopwa). The vLemmy instance that it was hosted under is no longer working. I have re-created the community on the Lemm.ee instance. Please update the link when possible to:
Ok I'll update it. Btw no content is showing when viewing through lemmy.world yet. You should probably make a new post so people can see something there.
Thank you! I made a new post. Can you confirm that it is visible now? I checked the visibility through my lemmy.world account and it still doesnβt show up as a post for some reason. Maybe it takes a little bit.
Unfortunately no, I don't see it on lemmy.world or lemmy.ml. Looks like there's a federation problem. I've noticed the same with communities on lemmy.blahaj.zone or social.fossware.space, but also between lemmy.world and lemmy.ml. I have no advice to give, admins know there are these issues. I guess consider making the comm on lemmy.world or sh.itjust.works, these two have the most amount of active users and seem to work well together.
Ed: Or just wait until they resolve it.
This is awesome, thank you!
The feddit.de instance is down and the admin unreachable. For the foreseeable future most communities migrated over to feddit.org.
I'm the mod of [email protected] and recommended people to switch over to [email protected]. That message probably didn't even reach all subscribers.
So, what I'm saying is, you can remove [email protected] from the list.
I made [email protected] as a backup. Iβm posting there once in a while, and if it starts growing maybe Iβll put more effort. But the backup exists now incase.
Thanks for this...
Todo:
Hi, I created a community for biohacking (the application of hacker ethic to human biology) at [email protected]
Oops. I have tried many of the links and keep getting 404 errors. I am new here and Iβm not sure if itβs me or the links. Help, please π
Hm I see the kbin links are broken. Dunno why, they were working yesterday.
This instance and Lemmy/kbin interoperability is still a bit dodgy.
Since you're from kbin, you can access them directly I guess. I'm not sure how to access Lemmy communities from kbin. Among Lemmy instances, if the distant community isn't discovered yet, one may need to search for its url. Maybe it works like that on kbin too?
Either way I guess I'm gonna add non-local links too, at least for browsing. Gimme a couple hours to figure it out...
Ok I reformatted the list to include both absolute and local links, and added a section how to use them. See if you have more luck.
I hit the 10k character limit, so now on top of everything I need to split this list in two.
I might do that another time. For now, the work is on hold.
I can help mod if needed.
Neat