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It's going okay! Still trying to decide which instance to call home. I still find myself on reddit probably equal amount to Lemmy though, unfortunately
The particular instance doesn't matter too much as long as it hasn't defederated from other instances you care about & vice versa - since you can still see, post, & interact with content from other instances. I made accounts on .ml and .dbzer0.
It matters significantly. Depending on the users the all feed is totally different. US politics are almost non existent on szmer.info
Defederation is a secondary point.
You mean local feed. Right?
No. All feed.
Local on szmer is in polish. All feed exluded for a while [email protected] as no one was subscribed.
I see. It's a big advantage for peace of mind but a disadvantage for discoverability.
For discoverability I use http://lemmyverse.net/ and an alt on different instance with different all feed.
All is dependent on what instances your home instance is federated with. Federation/defederation by your home instance determines what you see in All.
Szmer.info is federated with lemmy.world, so you would be able to see [email protected], which has US politics. Unless you've filtered things out of your feed, but that's different.
A year ago [email protected] wasn't federated as no one subscribed to it on szmer. Sadly there are now 4 subs to it.
Have you considered asking your admin to hide the community? Programming.dev just did : [email protected]
I made an account on .ml as well but noticed a bunch of comments weren't showing up when I was viewing posts on .ml which is unfortunate
ml is better to be avoided unless you're an extremist or want to become one. Well, Lemmy as a whole is very extremist, which is my biggest issue with it, so... still here.
Huh. Comments shouldn't be affected, as I understand it, just posts from defederated instances won't show up. For instance, .ml is defederated from any and all porn instances - so porn doesn't show up in my feed. I wonder if it could be a delay in the comments showing up, not actually an absence of those comments?
Either way, plenty of good instances to join that are less defederated than .ml
Yea, I thought the same thing. But take a look at this comment I made to see what I have been seeing. Not sure what the explanation could be
Whoa that's really odd. You might submit an issue on github, if you want: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy
The Voyager app is really what made me investigate because on every post i see there are replies that cannot be expanded. I'll submit an issue