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  • sloonark@lemm.ee
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    1 年前

    So we have separate Android communities running on separate instances. I can’t see how this community splintering can be a good thing.

    • Wander@yiffit.net
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      1 年前

      It’s just like having different subreddits about the same topic. Just subscribe to both.

    • fmstrat@lemmy.nowsci.com
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      1 年前

      Don’t like the direction of one? You get options. Like them both? Subscribe to both. It’s like getting Gamers Nexus and LTT, different perspective but overlapping community.

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      1 年前

      I faced the same issue with other new communities as well and I think it’s because of the new lemmy version 0.18? and it’ll be fixed

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        1 年前

        It doesn’t look to be 0.18.0 (.1 is supposed to not have issues anymore iirc, that’s why I’m specifying .0).

        This command was brought up in regards to the lemmy.ml issue:
        curl -I --user-agent "kbinBot v0.1" https://lemmy.ml/u/test

        When the lemmy.ml is replaced with any instance running 0.18.0, it’ll give an OK response. With lemmy.ml it gives a Forbidden response.

        But with lemdro.id I get an Internal Server Error.

        The instance claims to be super fast, maybe they forked and optimized the code and broke federation in the process?

        Edit: Also they’re on 0.18.1 anyway, so yeah, it’s not the usual issues.