I want to subscribe to this magazine on another instance, but it doesn’t seem to let me.
Not sure if something is just wrong with their end or if kbin just isn’t working yet, but I’ve been trying to subscribe to !3d_printing@forum.rhombik.com on kbin. The 3D Printing subreddit mod set it up and the subscribers to that subreddit really dogpiled on him for doing it for some reason (you’d think 3d printer owners would be techie enough to care about the protests)
Anyway I wanted to support it but I literally can’t on kbin. Am I doing it wrong? I’ve tried it with and without ! and @ in front of the magazine name, according to the conflicting advice here.
You can manually write the url like this: https://kbin.social/m/china@latte.isnot.coffee
And then go to it and click subscribe. This sometimes doesn’t work for me if the instance hasn’t been “found” by kbin.social and I have had 0 luck adding it through search, but seems to be ok with yours.
I had this same problem. Try looking it up over here: https://kbin.social/search possibly without the ! mark, not sure.
I think the magazines list only shows magazines/communities that have already federated. But, search kicks that into motion if it hasn’t started already.
OK,
https://kbin.social/m/china@latte.isnot.coffee
seems to work, thanks.It might be a good idea for the
kbin
developers, when they get the time, to make this more findable.
To clarify, I want to subscribe on
kbin.social
to a magazine onlatte.isnot.coffee
. Or can we only subscribe to instances on some ‘federated’ list, and, if so, isn’t that a maintenance nightmare?No, it’s just that kbin has only recently started federating, and I believe ernest said it’s still not FULLY federating yet. It’s very new. kbin currently also has an issue where it is case sensitive but pretty much nowhere else is - which is causing some odd quirks. The proper format is @magazine@domain so @china