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there is something wrong with federation of posts (piefed.social)
submitted 13 hours ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
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See e.g. https://piefed.social/communities?search=forward - there are 2 communities listed there, both go to the same place if you click them, and that place has no posts from the last 3 days.

It almost looks like the existence of the second version of that community - changed mere seconds ago at the time of my writing this, except again, when you click the link it doesn't show anything new for several days - is soaking up all the new posts, but since it is inaccessible by the normal means those new entities cannot be accessed.

This is my favorite spot in the Fediverse, so I hope it is addressed soon! That community in particular is doing great work to make the Fediverse fun & welcoming to come to by all us nerds:-).

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 12 hours ago

Yeah and 92 posts from a single community (for the 2nd one, updated more recently) does seem excessive, but then again there has been a HUGE flurry of daily posts there (https://lemmy.world/c/tenforward) these last few days so... actually fairly believable. Especially if edits to a posts' content count towards that stat (I have no idea, just throwing that out there:-).

Though it is also strange that the 1st community is shown as having been updated a few hours ago. Except... those don't show up, at [email protected]? So maybe those updates are for comments/votes for the older posts, while somehow the newer posts are being slurped into the 2nd community, which then hides them from the end-user's view.

Anyway I don't know how to take this further to diagnose, but I hoped that bringing it to your attention could be of at least some use!:-)