Agreed! I was intimidated by it at first but it's fast, I love how decentralized it is (although finding THE sub-lemmy you want will take some hunting) but I think it's pretty brilliant. I'm proud and excited for all our communities who are taking control of their own destiny!
Can you tell me how I can search for a sub-lemmy? There are a few I think have been started, but I don't know how to search for them without knowing what instance they are on.
If you haven't figured this problem out yet, you want to go to your home instance, click on the communities tab, and then search for a topic or community name that you want. The results should include all instances that your home instance is federated with, and you'll often have communities from multiple instances to choose from
Thanks for responding. That is how I was searching, but there was a problem with the indexing across instances.
Could you have been searching for communities on defederated instances?
@ubergeek77 there's this one on Kbin: kbin.social/m/RedditMigration
Thanks! Just looks like they've been a bit, uh, hugged to death.
I'll check it out when it comes back!
@ubergeek77 ah yeah. kbin.social seems slow too , I can see now.
I think it is because they put it behind cloudflare for ddos protection. I think they are going to change that at some point once the migration calms down. I think.
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