Reviving [email protected]
As winter calls for magic and castles, I'm trying to revive this community. For Kbin: [email protected]
Edit: I can't get the Kbin link to work, if someone can help me that would be great!
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Direct kbin link since apparently it can't deal with the !:
https://kbin.social/m/[email protected]
I think it also works with an @. Such as
@[email protected]
Someone let me know if that doesn't work.
That links to literature.cafe directly, too, but nice try. People have been saying kbin is screwy with this.
Darn. Oh well.
This one works for me on mbin, while others link to literature.cafe
Thanks! Interesting, fedia.io was able to work with the other links, but I guess it's because it's mbin rather than kbin
I think this should work for everyone: !harrypotter
Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using a URL instead of its name, which doesn't work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: ![email protected]
Actually now this link seems to work the best, I don't get it but anyway!
On kbin, that links to lit.cafe the site, instead of viewing the community through kbin.
Doesn't Kbin work with an @?
@[email protected]
Does that work?
Even when you click it without opening in a new tab/window?
Perfect, thank you so much!
How did you create it, if I might ask? I must have messed up something
You should just need to write
[email protected]in the comment box, and the link is generated automatically. Should work in both Lemmy and kbin at least, not sure about mbin but would make sense that it works there as well. :)Thanks! I would like it to work for any Kbin instance, but I really can't find how to get it :)
Kbin needs to be aware of the community first, so my first link didn't work properly because of that. After interacting with the community once the
[email protected]format works just fine. :)I subscribed from Kbin.social now, so future posts should be visible from there. :)
Ah, I see, thanks!