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There's a houseplants sub on mander.xyz. I'll see if I can figure out how to link it...
!houseplants@mander.xyz ... Nope...
https://mander.xyz/c/houseplants ... Jumps to the browser at least in Jerboa.
No idea if there is an equivalent of typing r/subreddit...
Here's a link: /c/houseplants@mander.xyz
Linking is a bit clunky and a lot of people post direct links to a community with its home instance URL, which causes problems when you're browsing around. That's an issue I hope improves over time as the software matures.
Oohhh, so that is how you do the links!!
Testing: /c/gaybros@lemmy.world
EDIT: Seems to work! Hopefully Lemmy will make it so things of the format /c/blabla@abc.cde are automatically linked without having to mess with markdown.