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Issue creating posts in a specific remote community (u.fail)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by sudo@u.fail to c/ufail@u.fail

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First off, thanks for running this instance. I run my own Mastodon instance but was too lazy to set up my own Lemmy instance.

Wanted to ask if anyone else is having issues making posts in a remote community? I'm trying to make a new post to the VA-11 HALL-A community (!waifubartending@lemmy.world). When I click on the Create button it'll just sit there and spin indefinitely. Subscribing and votes seem to work just fine, but posts and comments don't.

I've made a comment in !retrogaming@lemmy.world successfully, so it might be something specific to that community.

(Edit: Updated title to reflect that it's one community.)

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[–] stux@u.fail 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Hey hey!

I think there are still some bugs to solve but when you post, make sure to set a 'post language' or language at the bottom ;-)

[–] sudo@u.fail 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I made sure to set a language on both my profile and on the post itself. It's just odd that it's one specific community.

I've sent a message to the moderator to see if they happen to know anything.

[–] sudo@u.fail 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

@stux@u.fail Figured out with the help of the community mod that selecting a language was the problem. Post went through just fine when leaving it undetermined. Odd.