I am glad to see more people selfhosting their own. Makes me feel less out. Had the same issues.
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What I do is:
- I take the name "!selfhosted@lemmy.world"
- copy and paste it into the search in my instance
- press "search"
- it shows "No results."
- I go to Communities on my instance
- I click on "All"
- At the bottom of the list I can see "!selfhosted@lemmy.world" and the Subscribe button
I guess it is some kind of a bug. If I post a url of a post, it also takes qute some time, several seconds, until it shows up.
My process is similar, but i don't use the !ommunity@instance format. I just copy the url and search for it.
Search: "https://lemmy.world/c/selfhosted"
it will initially return Nothing found but after another second, it shows up and i can click it and then subscribe to get new posts and comments.
Wish it would at least copy the instance list when federating, or have it as an option
Feels so empty browsing All when it’s identical to Subscribed