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this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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I don't think it's about approval (there is no "approve subscribers" option when setting up new communities on lemmy). I think it's a bug or burp in the process. I had about 5 pending the other day and now only one shows it now. All of them function normally.
It seems all of them work as well, but if I look at communities I've subscribed to around 20-30 say subscription pending. Most of them are subs I found yesterday, but some are from several days ago.
Here's the bug report for it on github. As far as I can tell it's cosmetic. Some folks report that unsubbing/resubbing fixes it but I haven't tried that.
Edited to add: my sub for this community shows pending. :-)