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Admins have a setting in most modern microfedi platforms that allows them to enable something called authorised fetch. It's a security feature that makes it harder for blocked instances to access your content despite the block. But, a side effect of it, is that it creates issues for fediverse platforms that don't support authorised fetch, and lemmy is in that group.
So, your instance admin can disable authorised fetch and that will generally fix the problem, but I'm not sure if there are any akkoma specific compatibility issues above and beyond that.
Thanks. I shall have a look. It is an Akkoma instance-of-one with only me on it, so I am the admin.
Hmm...found the setting alright, but it was already on "off", so I guess it is something else then.
This is what that settings panel looks like for ActivityPub, within Akkoma.