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Not Fully Federated? (programming.dev)

From here the stats are far lower than viewing from lemmy.world. is it just me?

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[-] hawkwind@lemmy.management 1 points 1 year ago

Federation transmits new content only. That delta is because the OG community (!asklemmy@lemmy.ml) existed longer than it's "copy" at programming.dev. The subscribers refers to local subscribers only, which on lemmy.ml will be ALL subscribers.

[-] normalmighty@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago

I have another issue that I thought was defederation, am I missing something about how the fediverse works too?

On my lemmy.world acoount I made a post https://programming.dev/post/366871. Looking at it on my lemmy.world account, it has 15 points and 10 comments. Looking at it from programming.dev, it has 12 points and only 3 comments. I was thinking this meant there was some defederation I didn't know about, which is why I came to check the meta community out. I take it that isn't the case though?

[-] sukhmel@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago

I also want to learn how does federation work if e.g. lemmy.world is federated with some instance but programming.dev is not explicitly federated, nor defederated with that instance. Will I see posts from that instance? Is there an (automatic?) list of all the instances in federation?

Maybe I should create another post on meta, or is it answered already somewhere in the posts/doc/faq?

this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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