Type in Lemmy.world search "!fossdroid@lemmy.ml" and wait a few seconds (even when the spinner has ended)
this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2023
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This has to do with how the federation retrieves new community. If nobody on your instance has subscribed to a given community from another instance, it won't be fetched by yours. So you gotta force fetch with this command, and then when you subscribe it'll be all good
ok, it worked now. Thanks!
No problem, I know it's not really intuitive but I guess they'll improve it in the future :)
Also curious. There's some communities I can't seem to find when using lemmy.world