This is an opportunity for any users, server admins, or interested third parties
to ask anything they’d like to @nutomic@lemmy.ml [https://lemmy.ml/u/nutomic]
and I about Lemmy. This includes its development and future, as well as wider
issues relevant to the social media landscape today. Note: This will be the
thread tmrw, so you can use this thread to ask and vote on questions beforehand.
Original Announcement thread [https://lemmy.ml/post/2671212]
For those here who can’t see it in their own instance, copy and paste the link into the search bar on your home instance and just search until it loads. It sometimes has to forcefully federate that thread.
Pretty cool, huh? I felt like I had cracked the da vinci code when I learned that. Not only does it forcefully federate the thread (if it hasnt already) it converts it like you said, also applies to comment links as well. It seems that some threads when a community is newly federated just don’t automatically federate over, so you need to force it sometimes especially if there’s a lot of content that’s been posted since. Unsure the specifics but it’s a lil wonky.
For those here who can’t see it in their own instance, copy and paste the link into the search bar on your home instance and just search until it loads. It sometimes has to forcefully federate that thread.
Whoa, I never knew you could input Lemmy URLs directly in the search form to have them converted into local URLs, definitely a useful hack!
Pretty cool, huh? I felt like I had cracked the da vinci code when I learned that. Not only does it forcefully federate the thread (if it hasnt already) it converts it like you said, also applies to comment links as well. It seems that some threads when a community is newly federated just don’t automatically federate over, so you need to force it sometimes especially if there’s a lot of content that’s been posted since. Unsure the specifics but it’s a lil wonky.
Yes also works across software like kbin.
Knew this was a thing on mastodon but not Lemmy lol
Doesn’t seem to work in Thunder but that sounds handy otherwise.