No kids? No problem! /c/childfree is there for you :-)
No idea how many redditors will follow, but hey. Gotta start somewhere!
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I'd love to join but I can't even find it from Reddthat -.-
The disconnect between servers is fast turning out to be Lemmy's biggest problem tbh
I can’t access it either! https://beehaw.org/c/[email protected] gives me a “404: no such community” or something. I’d love to join if I could.
Does it work if you search for ![email protected]? It should then index it.
Edit: I just noticed there's something weird about this community. It can only be accessed via https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] but not https://lemmy.world/c/childfree. That might be the problem?
It doesn't for me (from lemmy.sdf.org). Odd thing going on here.
In general with Lemmy I don't understand why links to communities can't open in your local webapp. The little dance of navigating through search seems like it shouldn't be necessary technically.
Is it possible the community is literally named that with the @ suffix included? And that confuses other Lemmy instances?
It seems like it, yes.
I think it also confuses the lemmy instance it's on. If you search for lemmy.world in the communities on lemmy.world you see it says "Lemmy.world", but if you search for childfree instead the supposed suffix is shown despite it being on the same instance.
However if you go to the community directly and click on the Link below the title that says ![email protected] you end up at https://lemmy.world/c/childfree which is 404.
Same for feddit.de. I get the same 404 error and the community does not appear in any search list. :<
same on Beehaw
https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected]
This link might work
No can do, Reddthat still throws up a 404 error