Swap your view from local to all.
this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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You can. If you search for [email protected] you can sub to it, then it'll show in your subscription feed. If you browse "all" it shows you posts from other instances, and you can sub to those instances communities.
You can. It's not exactly the smoothest UI for it, but you need to open the community on your instance and then click follow. E.g. you're on lemmy.world so you want this URL: https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected]
You can then click sidebar and follow just like you can with a community on your own instance.
The main potential problem would be if your instance has banned the other one for some reason or they've got issues with their federation.
Edit: and that actually might be the case. I'm not actually able to follow [email protected] either. Get a 404.
I should have updated this! I was able to figure it out - because I'm a lemmy.world user, you are correct: https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] is the url I'd want to visit in order to subscribe
Glad you got it sorted. I've managed to confuse myself though in trying to subscribe to [email protected]. It should work and I can go to here and subscribe fine: https://discuss.tchncs.de/c/[email protected]
But this gives me a 404: https://discuss.tchncs.de/c/[email protected]
...wtf??
what am I not understanding now??
Can you visit, https://discuss.tchncs.de/c/[email protected] ?
I think I've got it worked out now: those URLs don't just magically work and load needed content on demand, Lemmy needs to decide to create them.
The first time that that community is "seen" by the instance, e.g. because I searched for it, Lemmy populates some stuff behind the scenes and then the URL starts working. By just doing manual URL gluing rather than the "proper" search system, I was bypassing the process.
I'm seeing this more than some people might because discuss.techncs.de is pretty new, so there's lots of communities that no-one on my instance has ever visited/followed.
Nope! Something odd is happening. Need to be back at my computer to properly dig into it.
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