Guild Wars 2 - Lemmy
lemmy.world
Welcome to /c/guildwars2 on Lemmy. # Links Official - guildwars2.com [https://guildwars2.com] - Wiki [https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Main_Page] Builds - Snow Crows [https://snowcrows.com/builds] - Discretize [https://discretize.eu/builds/] - Gw2Mists [https://gw2mists.com/builds] - Metabattle [https://metabattle.com/wiki/MetaBattle_Wiki] - Hardstuck [https://hardstuck.gg/gw2/builds/] - GuildJen [https://guildjen.com/builds/] Tools - Blish HUD [https://blishhud.com/] - GW2-UOAOM [https://github.com/gw2-addon-loader/GW2-Addon-Manager] - Discretize Gear Optimizer [https://optimizer.discretize.eu/]
  • Necropola❌OPEnglish
    7•1 year ago

    Yeah, syncing (federation) between lemmy instances and kbin.social has only just started to work (again). I made this list to document which “lemmy reachable” GW2 communities I could find and cross-posted it to all 3 communities.

    I hope that at least one will survive, since I’m not intending to ever go back to reddit.

      • Necropola❌OPEnglish
        6•1 year ago

        Well, I’m currently subscribed to all 3 and since federation now works with kbin.social I can access their GW2 community just like it were on a native lemmy instance. Which is pretty cool.

        • MeldrikMEnglish
          3•1 year ago

          It is, until federation breaks again (hopefully not) :P

        • @[email protected]English
          2•1 year ago

          I’m subscribed to the ml as well as kbin and have accounts in both but I can’t seem to view posts from the ml there alongside the kbin ones. I can see that the ml is linked and I can subscribe to it, but how do I get the kbin to show a merger of both?

          Also shouldn’t we link the wtf instance too in the kbin?

          • Necropola❌OPEnglish
            5•1 year ago

            Usually you don’t need accounts on other instances to interact with their communities, e. g. my account is on lemmy.world, but I’m subscribed to 3 GW2 communities on 3 different instances one of which even being a different platform (kbin and not lemmy).

            These communities now appear as if they were on my instance, but are in fact local copies which are synchronized/federated using the ActivityPub protocol.

            Note that these communities are not merged, i .e. they still appear as separate communities, but there is a (pretty popular) feature request for this on GitHub.

            Support for grouping communities / multi-communities #818

            I don’t know whether federation from lemmy to kbin is currently supported. I’m only using the other direction.