Community from Lemmy not visible
Community from Lemmy not visible
The Monkey’s Paw making your dreams come true, but in a way that makes you regret it. Evil Genie following the letter, but not the spirit of your wish. Crossroads Deals granting you wonders… at an equivalent price. Say “I wish” followed by a prompt and watch your life crumble.
I’ve registered on Lemmy.ml when it was still possible and created a Wishing community, basically micro writing prompts. It doesn’t seem to be accessible from Beehaw, however, as I’ve been informed by Beehaw users trying to subscribe.
For instance, this yields 404: https://beehaw.org/c/[email protected]
Am I doing something wrong? Should I be sending a request for the community to be allowed to share?
Additionally, I tried using said Lemmy account to post to https://lemmy.ml/c/[email protected] about this issue, but I don't think that worked right either. It's there https://lemmy.ml/post/1231900 but doesn't show here. I've decided to resort to posting here directly with here account. Which I understand is not the fediverse way. Might be wrong. It's not very straightforward.
Thanks for help.
I think part of the issue is that you're including both beehaw.org and lemmy.ml - I found your community by looking for [email protected] using the search function on Beehaw. I'm still figuring things out myself but think this should address the issue at hand.
I appreciate your help (not OP, but found this because of a similar question)
I can find a lot of communities by going to https://beehaw.org/c/[community]@[server], but some work and some don't and I can't work out a rhyme or reason for why and have to just try them and see what happens. I assume I'm just not getting something and making this harder than it should be, since that's my typical speed.
😂 let's call it "fun", us figuring out all these quirks together. I'm not sure if it's a matter of other instances that Beehaw users have already connected to, making indexing what's on that instance faster over here, or if it's something totally different. I've had the most luck populating my subscriptions by using the site's search tool with "![community]@[server]"; I've also been playing with Jerboa's search tool but currently get timeout errors or no results whereas the search from the site will display a result for me (this isn't every time but there is a noticeable difference). Part of me thinks some of these hiccups are from the unpredictability of exodus traffic and its impact on the various servers.