As far as I’ve seen FAQs is should be so but my test comment doesn’t appear on the host server, just on lemmy.world. Is this a sync issue, or a weird feature?

  • @WigglyTortoise
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    211 year ago

    Yes, it’s supposed to be visible on every instance that’s federated with your own. It can sometimes take some time to sync between servers though, and I’d expect it to stay like that for a while. There will likely be improvements to the process once everyone’s sorted out the recent surge of new users.

  • Wolf Link 🐺
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    1 year ago

    I have a similar situation right now, with an entire community.

    A while ago, I made /c/breath_of_the_wild and I’ve been creating a post almost every day. Those posts do show up on kbin.social so THAT one synced already, but even tho the community itself also exists on lemmy.ml there isn’t a single visible post yet.

    I’ve been told that it will eventually sync on its own, but no idea how long it will take. I guess the Fediverse is a bit overwhelmed right now, with all of the ex-redditors suddenly joining.

      • Wolf Link 🐺
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        21 year ago

        Oh wow. I didn’t even realize that multi-selecting was an option in the first place! I’m gong to change it right away and check whether this might fix the issue. Thanks for letting me know! ;)

  • Scott
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    41 year ago

    I believe it will show up on the ones that your home server isn’t defederated with

  • TheOtherKundotron
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    41 year ago

    It should be seen by other instances if they are federated (they have link between each other). There could be an issue with syncing I guess or the instance you commented on got defederated.

  • @ReaderTunesOctopusOP
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    21 year ago

    Some details - I found a great server with fantastic content (terefere.eu), I can see posts, but my comment made with a lemmy.world user appears only on lemmy.world

  • jin
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    11 year ago

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  • BitOneZero @ .world
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    11 year ago

    No, every single federated server has to subscribe. They start out with empty databases and only get new incoming content when users start to subscribe, community by community.

    Only now is there a tool to bulk-subscribe, lemmy-helper, intended for server operators. And frankly, Lemmy federation is not scaling well, too much overhead and lack of code maturity.