I’m currently on a mission to compile a list of health-related communities and overall maybe turn that community into something useful and available to everyone. (If someone wants to help, I’ll welcome it. This is just a quick and dirty start.)

I went to look how things look from Kbin and Beehaw, and well, it’s not good. Kbin doesn’t seem to transfer updates, edits, and most comments, nor does it seem to recognize Lemmy pinned posts. And Beehaw has defederated from lemmy.world, so they don’t receive any new posts or anything.

What to do to make content “perfectly” available to those instances as well? The only thing I can fathom is to make accounts on both and make clone communities/magazines.

Or just forget it and wait until the federation issues resolve themselves, I guess.

Anyone here who’s also on beehaw and kbin? Would they even care?

Thx

Edit: I looked at the post again through kbin and it’s now fully updated (albeit not pinned). I guess Lemmy content updates on kbin when a logged-in user opens it?

  • kukkurovacaEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Re: pinned posts on kbin, maybe put links to the pinned resources in the group description?

    Re: comments, I’ve noticed here on blahaj (which is lemmy) that a lot of comments on lemmy.ml and lemmy.world don’t make it over here unless I manually search them. This is supposed to be addressed by the new lemmy update I think? But I don’t know if that will ameliorate issues for kbin.

    Re: federation, for communities that are intended to be big important resources, it would make sense for them to be hosted on an instance that is highly unlikely to be defederated by most other instances, for which I guess right now lemmy.ml is the best candidate?

    Hopefully in the future we will get tools for migrating communities, because instances to some extent do come and go (even if defederation wasn’t a thing), and we don’t want to lose whole communities when that happens.