For me (Lemmy version 0.18.0, Jerboa version 0.35), it follows the links, but gets all fucky. The header is correct for the community, but the posts are all from my default homepage (subscribed communities, sorted by hot). And if I click and posts, the app crashes.
Formatted for easy navigation once your instance has upgraded to the current version. Clicking the link should take you to a version of the community linked from your instance. Feel free to comment with any broken links you know the answer to.
I am aware, however the only change i made to @[email protected]’s comment was adding the exclamation point so it’s linkable. I don’t know all the communities they were referring to so I couldn’t apply a fix
Hey so I see there’s a few different instances for TodayILearned, are they all considered unique? Like would it be /TodayILearned1 /TodayILearned2 and so on if they were on Reddit, separate communities? Or are community names unique throughout the fediverse?
They are considered unique communities although they could cover the same topic. It’s a lot like an email address that way, you can have [email protected] and [email protected]. They are unique addresses, but they can have the same name before the at sign.
Something i would like to see in future development is some sort of multi-reddit type feature to combine multiple similar communities into one grouping
They are separate communities each on a different server. You will encounter a bunch of duplicate communities on various servers for the big topics (news, technology, gaming, etc.)
I’m liking all the ones I’m subscribed to right now, can’t really nail down a favorite. Get a wide array of topics here, I was really pidgeon holed before because I’d get overloaded.
Ah yes some of this is definitely Lemmy rather than jerboa, jerboa just stopped a ctd bug stopping certain links so it became a double whammy of goodness.
Adding an exclamation point at the beginning like that makes it friendly for remote instances. Anyone can click and subscribe no matter if they’re on lemmy.world or not!
(those last two have posts with megalists of related communities too, for gamedev and crafts respectively, check them out if you’re interested in either topic)
Nothing specific but swapping to Lemmy I realized that it was a lot of big subs but not smaller video game subs :( so I guess in general if there are games you play, go be active in those communities!
The instance I am on (Lemmy.zip) seems to have a lot of game based communities. You can check it out to see if a community you’re looking for exists or create your own.
There’s [email protected], which was hard to find for me because it didn’t appear in Lemmy’s builtin search. I had to use a search engine to get to it (and then use URL tricks to subscribe to it from my instance). Maybe try that for now?
I’m liking all the ones I’m subscribed to right now, can’t really nail down a favorite. Get a wide array of topics here, I was really pidgeon holed before because I’d get overloaded.
Ehh, old hold off judgment for now. There are some serious concerns about over moderation. I was banned recently for trying to discuss community standards when after making a post from a clickbaity site. Took out someone else too who agreed with me on a different community
Yep! Mods have done a good job burying it. Check the modlog, you’ll be able to see any moderator action an reasoning for communities you are subscribed to (or maybe that your instance federated to, I’m not exactly sure).
I tried to do a level headed take over at [email protected] encompassing my experience. I’m sure it came across as whiny to some people. We’ve all got preconceptions of posts calling out mods for overreach so I understand
This was asked today in another community, but still happy to share my favorites in hopes that others will enjoy:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
All versions of TodayILearned (@kbin.social,@lemmy.world,@lemmy.ca,@lemmy.ml)
[email protected]
Any my personal (certainly non-biased) favorite
[email protected]
Hey, if you add a ! at the start of those, they will turn into working links for people on version 18.
I’m on Jerboa and when I click it it asks if I want to open it in Gmail or Outlook lol. Still working out kinks!
It’s better than the alternative, atm Jerboa crashes when you try to give it relative links… Open links to communities in is gonna need some updates.
For me (Lemmy version 0.18.0, Jerboa version 0.35), it follows the links, but gets all fucky. The header is correct for the community, but the posts are all from my default homepage (subscribed communities, sorted by hot). And if I click and posts, the app crashes.
Good tip! Will do.
Edit: someone beat me to it!
Formatted for easy navigation once your instance has upgraded to the current version. Clicking the link should take you to a version of the community linked from your instance. Feel free to comment with any broken links you know the answer to.
Incorrect link quoted above, use [email protected] for general discussion
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
General Discussion is the display name, that wont work, actual name is [email protected]
The rest work, but lemmy community names never have capital letters. (Kbin mags can tho)
Yes but you can’t edit other people’s posts…
ah, my bad
Appreciate the correction, edited my first post to reflect this :)
I am aware, however the only change i made to @[email protected]’s comment was adding the exclamation point so it’s linkable. I don’t know all the communities they were referring to so I couldn’t apply a fix
Thanks for the reformat, tho it looks like OP is here to edit.
I can fix this also… brb!
Another tip, you can use lists to make stuff more compact without so much space between lines.
-and a space in front of each lineAnother great tip. When I originally posted each on a single line, they all got mashed together. Will use in future posts.
Two spaces at the end of a line
will prevent that from happening.
Blame markdown.
Hey so I see there’s a few different instances for TodayILearned, are they all considered unique? Like would it be /TodayILearned1 /TodayILearned2 and so on if they were on Reddit, separate communities? Or are community names unique throughout the fediverse?
They are considered unique communities although they could cover the same topic. It’s a lot like an email address that way, you can have [email protected] and [email protected]. They are unique addresses, but they can have the same name before the at sign.
Something i would like to see in future development is some sort of multi-reddit type feature to combine multiple similar communities into one grouping
Interesting. Well I’m rooting for federated services so we can’t have the rugs pulled out from under us again by large corporations.
They are separate communities each on a different server. You will encounter a bunch of duplicate communities on various servers for the big topics (news, technology, gaming, etc.)
For now at least. I would imagine in time the duplicates may converge into one or the other.
Oh, you got a few I haven’t seen yet. Nice! Thank you.
Guess I missed it or am not in that community. Thanks!
I’m liking all the ones I’m subscribed to right now, can’t really nail down a favorite. Get a wide array of topics here, I was really pidgeon holed before because I’d get overloaded.
I like:
Ones I wish more people posted in:
I’m active on these;
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Oh hey cool, it looks like jerboa fixed those kind of links now! I can subscribe to your recommendations!
Lemmy 0.18 was a good update, made communities easier to link, next is posts/comment native linking.
Ah yes some of this is definitely Lemmy rather than jerboa, jerboa just stopped a ctd bug stopping certain links so it became a double whammy of goodness.
Tbh, I felt Jerboa 0.35 was a step back, it no longer applies my profile default sorting on boot.
I hadn’t noticed that, but almost every change I’ve found in it is a huge improvement. Like being able to follow community links without a ctd.
I love that we have [email protected] it’s one of my favorite shows and kinda makes the loss of reddit a bit easier on tv memeing.
Just thought I’d add that I’ve found [email protected] to be great and quite active
It’s run by the r/startrek and r/daystrominstitute mods.
Not necessarily a good thing…
Yes. That’s a good one. If you are a big Star Trek fan, visit their home instance. They also host the Daystrom Institute https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] and Risa https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] communities.
I like [email protected]. It has a lot of posts with really high quality and there’s lots of discussions happening in the comments.
I wish 😭 I’m so alone
That’s a bummer. If I didn’t loathe competitive mobas I’d join and try Dota instead of LOL but it gave me ptsd. It’ll get better!
I’m completely biased, but [email protected] has been very decently active!
Be biased! I’ve already joined and have been getting back into cycling this year
https://lemmy.world/c/videoessays
It’s not super active yet, but it’s growing. Mainly I just like having a place to drop interesting video essays.
Thanks. Yeah I went, joined, and posted a video. That place should really be filled with more of Technology Connections
For the lazy
[email protected]
Adding an exclamation point at the beginning like that makes it friendly for remote instances. Anyone can click and subscribe no matter if they’re on lemmy.world or not!
ty. Appreciated.
It wouldn’t be a replacement for that other site without:
(those last two have posts with megalists of related communities too, for gamedev and crafts respectively, check them out if you’re interested in either topic)
I like [email protected] people there have good recommandations.
Nothing specific but swapping to Lemmy I realized that it was a lot of big subs but not smaller video game subs :( so I guess in general if there are games you play, go be active in those communities!
I’ve found:
I’m also a mod on [email protected]
Ayy, hunt showdown! Thanks. I had found another hunt comm but it seemed dead.
The instance I am on (Lemmy.zip) seems to have a lot of game based communities. You can check it out to see if a community you’re looking for exists or create your own.
There’s [email protected], which was hard to find for me because it didn’t appear in Lemmy’s builtin search. I had to use a search engine to get to it (and then use URL tricks to subscribe to it from my instance). Maybe try that for now?
I particularly enjoy [email protected]
Communities that I wish were more active:
I’m liking all the ones I’m subscribed to right now, can’t really nail down a favorite. Get a wide array of topics here, I was really pidgeon holed before because I’d get overloaded.
[email protected] and associates.
disclaimer: im biased since i created that community
[email protected] Join us if you’re a reader!
Just did, thanks for the recommendation!
These are some that I follow:
Another star trek fan I see. That community is really kicking off out of everything I’ve seen
Ehh, old hold off judgment for now. There are some serious concerns about over moderation. I was banned recently for trying to discuss community standards when after making a post from a clickbaity site. Took out someone else too who agreed with me on a different community
Really? The Star Trek community? I can’t say I’ve seen any of that
Yep! Mods have done a good job burying it. Check the modlog, you’ll be able to see any moderator action an reasoning for communities you are subscribed to (or maybe that your instance federated to, I’m not exactly sure).
I tried to do a level headed take over at [email protected] encompassing my experience. I’m sure it came across as whiny to some people. We’ve all got preconceptions of posts calling out mods for overreach so I understand
Nice, I do like retro gaming and trek!
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