Thanks, that I had to use settings was not immediately obvious. Also, a lot of subscriptions show as “pending”, which may be why they don’t show up in the topbar.
If I add a ! before(eg [email protected]), then I can find the communities, but there isn’t any content for it, so seems some content isn’t federating correctly.
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On old.endlesstalk.org, /home/ seems to link to the same feed as /all/, and the own subscriptions don’t show up in the top bar. Is that a bug?
My subscriptions show in the topbar, so I’m not sure why yours doesn’t.
The home seems to link to the “default listing” under settings, so if yours are set to All, then that would be the correct behaviour.
Thanks, that I had to use settings was not immediately obvious. Also, a lot of subscriptions show as “pending”, which may be why they don’t show up in the topbar.
I have multiple pending subscriptions, that are shown in the top bar, so that doesn’t seem to be the cause.
Maybe it’s the ones where the content hasn’t been federated over to endlesstalk.org yet.
I think it is because there is some federation issues with kbin(As I mentioned in the other comment.
Its not kbin but feddit.de instances. For example [email protected] or [email protected].
If I add a ! before(eg [email protected]), then I can find the communities, but there isn’t any content for it, so seems some content isn’t federating correctly.
Would be happy if you could look into this issue as well.