Hi Francesco, you are absolutely right, but the publication happened by chance! The post published here is a Wordpress post in which I explained some tricks for Mastodon users, so that they can correctly use Friendica groups and Lemmy communities. Since I made an example with the “Scienza” community of our feddit.it instance, Lemmy (rightly!) interpreted that mention as an intention to publish… This resulted in this post being published in the “Scienza” community! 😱😱😱
I didn’t want to delete the message just because I find the situation that has been created very interesting and that the advantages (curiosity and knowledge) outweigh the problems (off topic)
Got it - Lemmy vs. Wordpress integration issues. It’s weird behaviour but it makes a lot of sense!
Another issue that I’ve noticed is across Lemmy instances: when I submitted that comment (from lemmy.ml), I’m almost sure that your other comment wasn’t appearing yet. It seems that there was a delay of at least 2h before syncing instances.
Another issue that I’ve noticed is across Lemmy instances: when I submitted that comment (from lemmy.ml), I’m almost sure that your other comment wasn’t appearing yet. It seems that there was a delay of at least 2h before syncing instances.
Two hours in the fediverse is like the blink of an eye… 😁
Chiedo scusa se il post in questione è comparso sulla comunità @scienza ma non credevo che sarebbe bastato menzionare la comunità all’interno di un post wordpress per “attivare” Lemmy! In passato i test che avevo fatto non avevano funzionato, mentre oggi è andato tutto oltre le mie intenzioni! 😅
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