I am reading this from kbin.social if you want to test things some more.
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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Yeah, i think all is fine? Can see both of you from here
test
A long reply, copied text from Wikipedia's featured article:
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This is really weird, I can reply to you, but still can't reply to kbin.social users in my community. Both are on lemmy.world, and my community is even much smaller than this community, so size shouldn't be an issue either.
Testing a reply to kbin.social
Both comments look good to me
Yeah, that's what's confusing. Replies to you are posting, but take the following comment as an example https://lemmy.world/comment/222313 , I have tried posting a reply to it at least half a dozen times. Even right after replying to you, but it just keep spinning and doesn't post.
Same thing with few other kbin.social in that community. Not sure what the difference is between your and that accounts.
The plot thickens. On your test thread, I cannot see my comment that both comments look good, nor can I see this comment I'm replying to. I had to go to your profile (as viewed by kbin) and comment there. Also, as a test, I left a comment on that comment you couldn't and it worked fine.
Hmm...
I saw your comment (in the thread I linked above), I have replied to you there. It's still spinning, let's see if that posts or not. If it doesn't, it could mean some issue with that specific community, but I don't know what it can be. If it does... well, I don't know what that would mean. π
Either way, unless I figure out the actual issue, or have some epiphany about it, I am going to give it a rest for couple of days. Maybe it's something that time can solve.
It posted here, but can't post reply to couple other in my community... Let met try posting a long reply.
And I am replying from a completely different instance. Isn't the Fediverse great? (Even though I also noticed that comments from others on my own posts do not show up in my own instance)
Test
Testing from jerboa
Why is your comment highlighted yellow for me? (via lemmy.world web ui)
@alejandro it's a reply to a comment or post. If you never used third party apps and only official then that's probably why you haven't seen it before. All the lines you see are different levels of replies
Actually I was referring to the background of the comment being colored yellow instead of white. I think it's because it was recently posted when I saw it. It's not yellow anymore, but another comment here posted more recently did appear yellow until after it passed the 10 minute mark.
So I guess lemmy just highlights comments that are less than 10 minutes old. IIRC reddit had a feature like that for gold users, but it only did it after you already visited the comments section at least once.
@alejandro Got it you are probably referring to reddit gold were you revisit a post and all the new comments are blue.
I can't seem to find kbin-communities on lemmy.world when the kbin has a capital-letter in it. Lemmy is universally using lowercase letters.
I'm excited that kbin and lemmy are able to interact. Hopefully with some development effort, they'll be more compatible. But our communities can't interact perfectly quite yet.
Yea kbin currently has a couple case sensitive bugs when it comes to usernames and magazine names π
Just letting you know that you double posted
Well, these are relatively new applications and it's going to take some time to take out all the kinks.
Not to mention many things that work normally sometimes break down when you put load on them.
Looking forward to brighter future! π
Yea kbin currently has a couple case sensitive bugs when it comes to usernames and magazine names π
I think part of the issue with that is that the Magazines (kbin's Community equivalent) are case sensitive for some reason.
So theoretically there could be a kbin magazine called /m/TodayILearned as well as one named /m/todayilearned
There currently seems to be an issue between Lemmy and kbin instances syncing up, I donβt know if we know what side is causing the issue at the moment
The "fediverse" wasn't prepared for the sudden onslaught of users it is receiving from all instances these days... I'd say it will take a few weeks before everything stabilizes and all instances get an upgraded infrastructure.
Let's just be patient!
The communication would only be between the two servers involved - the fediverse as such is fine. But the sites of the "threadiverse" are indeed a bit overloaded. ;)
Figured out the issue, thanks to another post (which I have lost the link to, and can't find), you have to select 'English' as the language for the reply, otherwise it won't post to any instance that doesn't have 'undetermined' in the languages or to kbin.social account.
There currently seems to be an issue between Lemmy and kbin instances syncing up, I donβt know if we know what side is causing the issue at the moment
I think some amount of federation broke a few hours ago. I haven't been able to confirm because it seems inconsistent, but things are definitely slow to propagate to other instances and back to here. For example, I can see some of my comments have likes if I check on other instances, but when I look at my own profile, they still show 0.
Federation want working at all yesterday, there's probably still some hiccups in the system. Ernest is working really hard though so hopefully everything will be sorted out sooner rather than later!
It took like 20 minutes to populate but my response eventually showed up to a lemmy user from kbin.
I tried to respond to effingjoe's post and I get the same loader spinning.
I can see your test comment from kvin.social.
correction, I got the same spinning loader, but when I refreshed, I can see my response to @burgersc12@sh.itjust.works
Can see that you have 3 comments here. 1 replying to yourself, your original comment, and 1 replying to @effingjoe
And, by the way, great username.