• liwott@nerdica.netOP
    3·
    3 years ago

    I failed to properly attach the URL though, I’d be interested if anyone knows the proper way

  • liwott@nerdica.netOP
    1·
    3 years ago

    Other issue I face : in Friendica there doesn’t seem to be a link to the Lemmy version of this post. Wouldn’t it make sense to have one has this is a post on a Lemmy group?

    • Sandra@idiomdrottning.org
      0·
      3 years ago

      Your post is on Nerdica (addressed to an actor—a community, in this case—on Lemmy). So the Nerdica version is the original, it’s just been boosted on Lemmy.

      The same goes for the comment I’m replying to now; it’s a Nerdica comment. It shows up on Lemmy and other instances, but it canonically lives on your Friendica instance.

      • liwott@nerdica.netOP
        1·
        3 years ago

        I agree with the state of affair. I’m just saying that as it is addressed to a certain community it would make sense to have a direct access to how it appears to said community. In addition to the original Nerdica link, not instead of it.

        But yes, calling it an issue was too strong 😀

    • liwott@nerdica.netOP
      2·
      3 years ago

      what I did was just writing !fediverse@lemmy.ml at the beginning of my post. Note that I am following the community with this Nerdica account, maybe that’s a requirement.

      • Robert Browser@sone.nrsk.no
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        3 years ago

        Got inspired and tested it out from Mastodon, since we don’t use the !-group function here I can’t trigger the right type of post.

        For now, Mastodon users can subscribe to communities and Lemmy users, comment on existing posts but never post from home server. Oh well. 🤷‍♂️

        • liwott@nerdica.netOP
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          3 years ago

          Have you tried with @fediverse@lemmy.ml? I vaguely seem to remember this was mentioned in a recent release, but don’t remember very well, and haven’t tried from Mastodon since then.

            • liwott@nerdica.netOP
              2·
              3 years ago

              Yes, but I got confused. What I had in mind was in the 0.16.0 release :

              Mastodon can now display communities even when a user with identical name exists (but the user can’t be viewed in that case).

              Sorry about the confusion ! Maybe that will improve soon as they have been working a lot on federation improvements recently.