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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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What ive been doing is going to each server on lemmy via their joinlemmy page that lists all the servers and then opening the list for their local communities. I then just type it out in the url bar and subscribe, one community at a time.
Tedious, but i'm also new and I'm not finding another way to both discover it exists and subscribe to something i want to follow. I know that I can search for it via @ community @server.whatever but without knowing what names to use and which servers to find them on, its functionally worthless. But again, i'm just a recent reddit refugee so I probably dont know all the shortcuts
Each instance needs to first "connect" to a community on another instance for it to show up in their own "all communities" list.
The way you can connect a community to your instance is to be the first to subscribe to the community. To do this:
Get the real url of the community, go to the search icon -> paste the url, set search to "search all" and you should be able to find it and subscribe.
Now your instance should be federating with the community on another instance.
Edit: link to a comment I made awhile ago where I explain everything with a pic: https://lemmy.one/comment/237988
Oh that's a weird issue. You have to go to the search icon. Even though the search bar on the communities page pulls up an identical looking page, searching for url's on that page does not work.
Yup sadly you need to use the global search if you arw connecting your instance for the first time to a new community.
Go to "Communities" at the top of your page and filter by All. It gives you a listing and shows how many users there are in each.
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