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.
Unfortuntately I’m not sure, if I can do that much about the federation stuff, since its possible the other site isn’t sending everything out correctly. It also doesn’t seem to be feddit.de as a whole, as there are other communites from feddit.de, that works.
I will look into though and see if I can find anything, that my site is during, that could be causing the issue. Might take some time, since it is a bit tricky to debug.
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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.
Unfortuntately I’m not sure, if I can do that much about the federation stuff, since its possible the other site isn’t sending everything out correctly. It also doesn’t seem to be feddit.de as a whole, as there are other communites from feddit.de, that works.
I will look into though and see if I can find anything, that my site is during, that could be causing the issue. Might take some time, since it is a bit tricky to debug.