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Since it was answered, quick summary:

Communitys have connected instances. If the instance you're looking for is not yet listed there, you can discover it. Only communities listed as blocked will never pop up in your feed or searches.

Original question:

This probably got asked already, but I couldn't find exactly the answer I was looking for while searching.

On all the lemmy sites there's a link to "linked instances" which, presumably, lists all instances that your instance has knowledge of. Does that mean that instances which aren't listed won't be accesible? Or does it mean that no user has yet tried to access the instances which aren't listed.

The way I see it, only blocked instances are inaccessible. Am I correct in that assumption?

Thanks a bunch 🤠

Edit: I'm asking because I'll want to join some super specific local communities eventually and I'm worried this might be a problem.

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[–] jacktherippah@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Can anyone tell me how to search for a community that's on another instance? Like I'm on beehaw and I want to view a community on lemmy.ml for example. What do I do then?

[–] Giraffes19@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I think you have to do Beehaw.org/c/NameOfCommunity@lemmy.ml to get to that community but once you subb it should show up in your feed