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Yes, I would call it a bug. If it's the first time your instance 'sees' that community, only new posts will be federated.
It does not know about older posts, not even older pinned posts that may be important.
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2640 - fix appears to be in progress
Cool they care about it!
Is this fix only for pinned posts though?
On one side I understand this is beneficial for instances, mainly the small ones, since they are running in servers of normal people instead of big companies.
On the other hand it kinda sucks...
using an account I created in a new instance
If it is a new instance install, the data starts empty and only fills each community after the first person on that instance subscribes. There is currently no tool or protocol for backfilling older content.
This is ok for communities about recent content (eg: news discussions) but kinda bad for other kind of communities.
At this point, Lemmy isn't even keeping up with the load of sharing comments, posts, likes. There is significant missing data on remote server content not getting copied over to the other servers. Growing pains.
Oh I see, I think we have to be comprehensible the devs might be working really hard right now to fix issues that might have only come to be perceived as Lemmy grew so fast in the last week.
ActivityPub limitation. I know it has been requested on Mastodon side to find a solution.
Do you know how is it going, the progress, on their side?
I'll add to this.
How do you sort comments by Top instead of the default?
I assume with this:
Sorry, should have specified on the Jerboa app
If you are the first user from your instance to subscribe to a community from another instance, then historical posts and comments will not be immediately synced. This is a limitation of the Lemmy software currently. However, if old posts start getting some new activity after you've subscribed (like a new comment or edit), then that will trigger a sync and the old posts should start showing up for you as well.
Yeah I have noticed on lemmy.studio, a newer server, some of the communities from either kbin or lemmy didn’t update, but then after some time, som of them diiid update, with I think all of the old posts, and even if those old posts didn’t have comments. So maybe that’s why it happened for me but some are still unupdated