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If I try to log into https://lemmy.ml/c/todayilearned with @[email protected] it doesn't work.

If I search for [email protected] from social.fossware.space it doesn't show up.

If I browse to lemmy.ml from federated instances on this lemmy there is no federated login that transits to a session on lemmy.ml .

What and I missing? What is a feasible way to have a useful user experience? It seams like this stuff is less than half baked. Please assist.

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[–] can 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

It should appear in the search of true instance, try again and wait a little bit for it to load if you're the first one from your instance instance to subscribe to that community.

If that doesn't work try searching the full url: lemmy.ml/c/todayilearned and it should come up.

Does this link work for you?

https://social.fossware.space/c/[email protected]

It's showing posts so I think it's already federated.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Trying to log into lemmy.ml with fossware.space credentials is like trying to log into Google with AOL credentials.

Use https://social.fossware.space/c/[email protected]

You use links on your server to pull the data from the other servers

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

https://social.fossware.space/c/[email protected]

Yep it works. How come this never came up in my hours for searching around?

If we want the fediverse to be a thing we need it to be accessible. I have a Masters Degree in Information Technology and I couldn't help myself to do simple things.