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What do I do with the !community@instance links?
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this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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They are only really useful for getting an instance to federate an off instance community- you paste that form in the search box, and usually a few minutes later you can access the community.
If you want to have a link to a community, use just ‘/c/[email protected]’ - even if the instance is the one you are on. That way it will work wherever you are logged in. example is a link to ‘/c/[email protected]’
I haven’t found a way to link posts or comments that are instance portable- if anyone knows of a way, I’d love to hear it.
Unfortunately that link doesn't work on kbin, which uses /m/ instead of /c/
Hopefully we'll get patches in the future that will link the ! format correctly no matter what software or instance we're using.
0.18.0+ already does that on the lemmy side, even for links meant for kbin.
So we're really just waiting for the feature to become univeral, now.
This is one reason I don't use Kbin - it seems to have pointlessly chosen its own terminology just to distinguish itself from Lemmy which makes it less useful.