curiosityLynx

@Tenthrow That “kbin” link is only for kbin.social users. There are other kbin instances such as kglitch.social, fedia.io, karab.in, …

!spaceballs (!spaceballs@lemmy.world) works for everyone if the community you’re linking to isn’t on your own instance (which is why it’s working for me but not for you; both lemmy and kbin are currently too overzealous at removing the instance part if it’s your own instance).

If you want a kbin link that works for all kbin users, use For Kbin Users [For Kbin Users](/search?q=spaceballs@lemmy.world)

Link that actually works: !neuroscience

Either that or it’s an innovation on kglitch’s side. Kglitch also renamed magazines to communities so as to use the same terminology as lemmy and removed the reputation system.

That’s easy: /c/Animemes@kbin.social for the permanent link or !Animemes@kbin.social (the latter might only work if posted from kglitch)

Basically, the exact same as for a lemmy community for lemmy users.

Part of my brain keeps claiming that that acronym must be a variation of Not Safe For Work, Not Safe For Life, etc. >_>

Lemmy community for kbin: /search?q=newcommunities@lemmy.world

Technically the actual link is /m/newcommunities@lemmy.world, but if your kbin instance has no subscribers to that community yet, you have to first find it with the first link and subscribe to it, otherwise you get a 404.

At least on kglitch.social, using !newcommunities@lemmy.world seems to work like a combination of both: Searching for it when kglitch.social doesn’t know about it yet, going to /m/community if kglitch.social does know about it.

!Animemes

!Animemes@kbin.social
Works!

To be fair the post rules don’t explain how the ! syntax works. !community@instan.ce btw.

That’s also the only format that works across platforms.

Thanks. That worked. How did you construct that link? As in, what was the markdown/whatever you used?

I remember a comment in one of the reddit migration threads in the fediverse from one of r/breastfeeding’s mods about the expected fallout from Reddit’s fucking with mod tools (which is why I clicked on this post to begin with, breastfeeding isn’t a topic I’m interested in). Apparently very good moderation was needed and Reddit’s fuckery was expected to make it impossible to maintain that.

Given that lemmy’s moderation tools are currently at vanilla Reddit’s level at best, if not worse, you’re going to need some luck (and might be better situated at beehaw, which prioritises being a safe space and defederated with lemmy.world because trolls were able to just make a new lemmy.world account when banned from beehaw communities and no less extreme but adequate moderation tools were available).

I wish you good luck. Especially since as far as I can tell moderation tools aren’t very mature yet. On the other hand the lemmy/kbin part of the fediverse is still small in comparison to reddit, so maybe you’re lucky and nobody who’s a creep about this topic joins this part of the fediverse before mod tools are ready for them.