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this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2023
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How does one follow a community from another instance. for instance, beehaw's gaming community I would like to follow, but when i am there, it makes be create a separate account.
In addition to what @Barbarian@lemmy.ml mentioned about changing the filter and searching, you can link it from your own instance like so:
https://lemmy.ml/c/gaming@beehaw.org
You can also grab the URL to any community or post on another instance, return to your own instance, and paste the URL into the search bar. If you're the first person to ever search for that server it might not find anything at first, but it'll fetch the data and probably work in a couple minutes.
I think you may be able to use relative links, eg:
gaming@beehaw.org
^ That one is done with
[gaming@beehaw.org](/c/gaming@beehaw.org)
I don't think
[!gaming@beehaw.org](/c/gaming@beehaw.org)
works alone though?Go to Communities at the top, change the filter from "Local" to "All" and search for "Gaming".
If you're the first one who wants to register to a community from this server (not the case here) it's slightly more complex.