That is the same community. Posting there will send a post to lemmy.ml.
Piracy
Welcome to /c/piracy
No netflix or streaming services landlubbers allowed, this is pirates territory.
Yes but FMHY will be the server that's showing you the content, which means less requests to lemmy.ml
Probably well under 1% of people who read content interact with it, so it's not a big deal to only send interactions to lemmy.ml
Really? I haven't looked at the code for federated post retrieval, but I assume that whenever a post on a lemmy.ml community is viewed from fmhy.ml, a request to either retrieve or update the post and its comments is still made to lemmy.ml as the post and comment data is stored there. fmhy.ml is only making a cached copy of the post that needs to be refreshed by contacting lemmy.ml.
yes I know.
Oh I see.
@[email protected] can a user from a different instance be a mod in a community in lemmy.ml? Would be nice to have mod access from elsewhere in case lemmy.ml goes down.
Yes you can mod from a remote server.
But you could only mod what's cached locally, if lemmy.ml goes down.
But you could only mod what’s cached locally, if lemmy.ml goes down.
I am not even sure if that works. But you can always mod the locally cached posts of you're a server admin on your server.
Nevermind, found it. I want to mirror the sentiments on https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/314 :D
Test post, please ignore @[email protected] draw for me Lemmy Kilmister wearing sunglasses on the high seas style:piratepunk
Test post, please ignore @stablehorde_[email protected] draw for me Lemmy Kilmister wearing sunglasses on the high seas style:piratepunk