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[email protected]
Just use
!community@instance
, e.g.[[email protected]](/c/[email protected])
.Just type it like that
The kbin webui likes to summarize.
For example the mention
@[email protected]
simply displays@shadearg
as a link tohttps://lemmy.world/u/shadearg
, completely obscuring the format of the actual mention.I suspect that the direct community link may be transformed in a similar way.
Edit: explanation
If you ever see something fancy in a comment, click "view source" in the drop down menu of the comment and you can see how they did it.
Its /c/[email protected] for people on memmy
This works for me on liftoff, opens it through my instance. /c/[email protected]
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