I created a post on lemmy.world. I am subscribed to that same community here as well. I don’t see my post here yet. How long should it typically take for an article from a different instance to show up here?

  • Uranium 🟩
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    131 year ago

    Lemmy.world is currently lagging behind quite significantly because so many people are using that instance, it may be something to do with that

    • poorlydrawnarsenal
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      1 year ago

      Interestingly I tested it out and noticed that it’s not happening on other servers like lemm.ee, it appears to only be an issue with sh.itjust.works (from what I noticed)

      • Domille
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        101 year ago

        possible that our instance is lagging as well? There’s been a pretty big influx of users on all of the bigger instances, including ours.

      • Transient Punk
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        1 year ago

        I have an account on lemmy.world, and I noticed earlier that a post I made to a community here wasn’t showing up on Lemmy world. Same issue, just reverse. It’s been 10+ hours, and still no change.

        Edit: I’m just not seeing anything from Lemmy world at this point. And I’m still not able to see new content from this server on Lemmy world either.

        • @Gompje
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          11 year ago

          Same. A post of mine just disappeared, but is visible when I go to it from this account.

          If this is just growing pains and what not: I can live with that … kinda but still… it really makes me want to set up my own instance to avoid this. But this kinda feels silly to spin up a whole server for just me, and a lot of extra work I can do without. I like the “local feed” of .world (and Ruud)

          Did you find any post on why this could be happening? Some corruption on .worlds end due to the massive overload?

          • @Gompje
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            11 year ago

            Although I must say all these separate accounts are very confusing. It’s fine when you do want that but in this case: nope. It’s like creating extra clutter. Maybe I will go with my own instance just to avoid this

      • @twistedtxb
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        11 year ago

        Yeah I was wondering why my Lemmy feed was being quiet all of a sudden. It turns out in don’t see posts from many other instances.

        I tried logging in using my other instances account and everything seems to be working fine over there…

    • @basskittenOP
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      51 year ago

      not sure that’s it. i created an account on another instance and i do see my post there.

  • @[email protected]
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    811 months ago

    Somewhat related, I’m also curious as to what the benefit is to making accounts on multiple hubs, if there is one at all…

    • netburnr
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      311 months ago

      Each site has a slightly different subscription therefore slightly different content.

      Also some sites might go down from time to time so having a backup site to use is handy.

      • @[email protected]
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        111 months ago

        How does signing into one instance inherently alter the content? Are not most instances federated?

        • Ready! Player 31
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          11 months ago

          It changes the content you can easily browse on Local. You are right it shouldn’t change Subscribed or All.

        • netburnr
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          011 months ago

          Federated only the communities that a local user has subscribed to. Smaller communities or duplicates might not be synced.

          • @[email protected]
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            111 months ago

            The defualt “All” includes all federated communities. I’d expect a separate “Subscribed” option to handle that.

            • netburnr
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              011 months ago

              You just repeated what I said. All federated.

              Federation is not automatic for communities. A person must subscribe to the community for a lemmy server to start pulling that community data for everyone.

              Again. New, or smaller communities might not have been pulled into your preferred instance.

  • @ImFresh3x
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    1 year ago

    I don’t even see Lemmy.world posts in my feed anymore. I see them on my Lemmy.ml feed but not my shitjustoworks feed. Top two post of the day on all are from Lemmy world. But I can’t even see them on this account.

      • @ImFresh3x
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        1 year ago

        I’ve realized I can’t see any posts in the communities from less than 15 hours ago . It’s as if there was defederation.

        Went to the Wefwef community and I can see many posts from today on my Lemmy.ml account. None from today on this account.

        Something is hella broken.

        • @can
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          31 year ago

          We’re not on their defed list. Must be a bug?

          • @ImFresh3x
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            21 year ago

            Seems so. Hopefully it gets fixed soon because that’s the biggest instance.

  • Transient Punk
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    1 year ago

    I’m having the same problem. I’m not able to see posts that I’ve made to communities here in the last two days from my lemmy.world account. I also haven’t been able to make posts to some other instances, such as lemmy.world and Lemmy.ml

    Something is definitely wrong with this instance. @[email protected]

    • @CannedTuna
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      11 year ago

      Yeah all my subscriptions just disappeared from my sidebar. Deleted Memmy and reinstalled it and I noticed the rules now show sh.itjust.works no longer allows user created communities. Maybe that has something to do with it? I know there was issues with accounts spam creating communities earlier this week.