Folks that have been here awhile probably already know this, but may have forgotten and new folks may not know it, so a reminder that we build the All feed together:
These previous ways will only show communities that are already known to the instance. Especially if you joined a small or inactive Lemmy instance, there will be few communities to discover.
With that in mind, for intrepid explorers here, I’d highly recommend looking for communities via Lemmyverse and joining them from here to make the All feed more varied than just Lemmy.World’s communities.
I post this as I was browsing through All the other day and noticed it looked like I may as well have remained browsing Local for how few remote communities I was seeing. And that’s not for a lack of interesting communities on other instances either!
Although...
…That’s not to say it might not also be due to a lack of activity in them, but that can be helped by looking for communities first before making them locally, I think!
… and don’t forget kbin.social
Speaking of, in the menu in the top right of Lemmyverse, there’s an option to view Kbin.social’s magazines to help with that!
And in the spirit of not forgetting Kbin-related stuff, there’s also several other Kbinstances around besides just .social for those curious!
Has kbin/Lemmy federation been fixed? I’ve looked at a few kbin communities from several different Lemmy instances, and it looks like the last available posts are from around a week ago.
Kbin has been a little patchy in terms of federation, some days it’s absolutely fine and then others there seem to be big delays. That said I’m subbed to tons of magazines and have been interacting with them over the last couple hours, so seems to be ok at the moment.
For a lot of topics I find the magazine version(s) are a lot less active than the related Lemmy communities, so the ones you’re looking at might just genuinely not have recent posts.
And fedia.io
Can you simply link to the kbin.social by typing their address/instance into lemmy.world’s search, and the it becomes …indexed? What is the word for that? Known to this instance in any case?