I'm quite new to Lemmy, one of the reddit refugees. I used reddit to mostly browse mapmaking, ttrpg's, adventure writing, D&D etc. Would love a little guidance on where I could find a nice community like that here on Lemmy.
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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Is there a better way to crosslink to other communities that would result in links that are clickable from all instances and would lead to the federated version on each instance?
You can write links like this:
[!osr@lemm.ee](/c/osr@lemm.ee). This will result in: !osr@lemm.eeThis only works if that community is already on your instance I believe. E.g. clicking the link you wrote above leads me to: https://iusearchlinux.fyi/c/osr@lemm.ee which doesnt exist yet because osr@lemm.ee hasnt been added to my instance. It ends up giving a 404: couldn't find community message.
Iirc theyre working on getting something like that set up, but I may be completely wrong and talking out of my rear. As of right now I dont think there is anything like that
The server sidebar has clickable links to external communities, so there's gotta be a way.