Hello everyone. I am working on reviving the /c/battlestations community which I believe has a potential to be popular. 📺 🖥️

Feel free to stop by and share your setup.

[email protected]

  • JasSmith@kbin.social
    1·
    11 months ago

    Should be good to go soon. Someone needs to search for the community before it begins indexing. I just did that.

      • tal@kbin.social
        3·
        11 months ago

        It’s available for me on kbin.social as of this writing, and I subscribed.

        As far as I can tell, what one needs to do on kbin is search for communityname@instance. I don’t think that “!” goes in the search string.

        But that’s already run by now.

        For people on kbin.social, you should be able to see it at:

        https://kbin.social/m/[email protected]

        If you’re on another kbin instance, do the above search. I’m still a little fuzzy about the right syntax in a comment to produce a link to perform such an initial search in a cross-lemmy/kbin, cross-instance fashion. I think that it should be:

        !@battlestations@lemmy.world

        Giving the following:

        @battlestations

        That generated link does work for me on kbin.social, but I could be wrong about it working elsewhere.

        I really wish that this particular issue would be made clear, as it’s important for community discoverability.

        EDIT: Nope, generated link does not work on lemmy.world, so doesn’t work on lemmy, at least.

        EDIT2: On fedia.io, another kbin instance, the link also doesn’t work, so someone on the instance may need to have already subscribed for the link to be auto-generated. The ability to have a link format that directs to one’s local instance in a way that works on all lemmy and kbin instances, regardless of whether anyone has subscribed, would be really nice.

        EDIT3: Trying:

        [[email protected]](/search?q=battlestations%40lemmy.world)

        Yields

        [email protected]

        Which works to generate a search on kbin.social.

        It also appears to work on fedia.io, so this is probably the right way to do a link, at least for kbin users.

        EDIT4: It also appears to work for lemmy instances! This should probably be the new syntax used on [email protected] to link to a community!