• @[email protected]English
    30•2 years ago

    The top ones currently (in no particular order):

      • Triple UnderscoreEnglish
        4•2 years ago

        If you’re sure you enabled Show NSFW in your settings, it could just be that your instance didn’t want to backfill older posts. No idea if it tries to do so when you visit a previously unvisited community for the first time.

        Edit: Of course if you’re visitng without being logged in, it won’t show anything. No idea why Lemmy does it that way.

        • @[email protected]English
          6•2 years ago

          I see, I assumed that the ! links would take me to the community via my instance, but they actually just take me directly to the other server.

          • TobyEnglish
            1•2 years ago

            They would if formatted a little differently. Testing format /c/communityname@lemmynsfw.com:

            [email protected]

        • @larva24English
          3•2 years ago

          I’m logged into lemmy.world, but all the lemmynsfw links say I’m not logged in.

          • Triple UnderscoreEnglish
            2•2 years ago

            You need to visit from lemmy.world. If you just open in a new tab or whatever it won’t “transfer” your account over. The easiest way you can do that is to throw those links into the search box in lemmy.world and wait for it to pop up with a link there.

            • @larva24English
              1•2 years ago

              Is that specific to lemmynsfw.com? I haven’t had any issues opening links from the front page in other instances. Or is this because the links are in a comment? Because even if I click on one of those to open in this tab, it still has the same issue.

              • @[email protected]English
                5•2 years ago

                You can’t go to lemmynsfw.com and click subscribe because you don’t have an account here. You need to click the subscribe button on your local server (lemmy.world). It’s specific to nsfw communities. You can try https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] if you want to subscribe, or use the search bar and search for [email protected] (or any other community you like).

                Because of the way Lemmy works, you won’t see any comments on posts older than when the first person on your instance subscribed. So, if you’re the first person on your community to subscribe to a particular “foreign” community it may seem like the community is rather dead at first glance.

                • @larva24English
                  2•2 years ago

                  Is there a way to make it load older posts? Some of the ones I go into have literally nothing.

                  • @[email protected]English
                    4•2 years ago

                    Some communities literally have 0 posts. People probably made them and hoped other people would start posting.

                    I think the admins here are working on making the NSFW posts visible by default so browsing the site without an account should confirm whether or not that’s true. For now you can check a community’s side bar to see how many posts you may be missing.

    • TobyEnglish
      3•2 years ago

      You need to change the format of the links for them to work for people on other instances: the link needs to be only /c/communityname@lemmynsfw.com, I think. Testing that theory:

      [email protected]

      And it looks like this one works for me as someone on another instance whereas your links take me away from my instance

      For some reason the autofill function in Lemmy does not do links this way automatically