Are the communities that you are trying to access fetched by your instance?
Check this post (near the bottom) on how to fetch the remote communities to your instance.
Edit: oops, we already are on this post, my bad. Maybe Awesome Lemmy List is not correct or not updated. On feddit.de sidebar it says "Dies ist keine NSFW-Instanz!" (according to google translate: This is not an NSFW instance!) maybe NSFW is truly disabled then.
This is when I checked, maybe it got updated in the meantime… https://i.imgur.com/YVVXUmn.png
It doesn't seem to be possible with Jerboa currently. You have to use the web browser for now.
There is a post on Jerboa community talking about this issue.
In pubs or even ranked, not really, but he was pretty dominant in competitive matches. I don't follow pros much, I watch a short video here and there when it pops up, but in majority of those, seer was in the mix, especially while he could still use his ult through a Cat wall. They nerfed that and now they nerfed him. Community has been complaining about "wallhack" abilities for a while, and they've been slowly but surely nerfing such abilities, I guess it was Seer's turn.
These changes are mix of nerfs and buffs, it will probably change his whole play-style. His ult seems like it's going to be almost useless now, and his Q receiving such long silence ability...makes me wonder what will they do about Revenants abilities for his revamp, because now it seems like Seer has a better version of Revenant's tactical.
I came up with a list of examples to explain this, but I can't see to add them to the post. I'm having a really hard time posting today. So here they are in a comment. I think this helps show exactly what's going on.
Examples
If this still doesn't make sense, then try the following examples. I hope being able to see defederation in action makes this a little more clear.
Beehaw Communities
We're going to use gaming@beehaw.org as an example of what happens to beehaw communities
The first link is the beehaw gaming community as hosted on beehaw. All of these are sorted by new, because it makes it very obvious when defederation went into effect. You can see that there are several new posts.
The second link is the beehaw gaming community as hosted on lemmy.world. You can see that all the posts before defederation (5 hours ago at time of writing) are the same as the beehaw one. But now, none of new posts are visible. We no longer get updates from the "true" version on beehaw. There are some new posts there, but all are posted by lemmy.world users. And the posts from lemmy.world users are not visible on beehaw.
The final link is to the beehaw gaming community as hosted on lemmy.ml. This is identical to the beehaw.org community, as the "true" version is on beehaw.org, the one that gets updated on other communities is the "true" version.
Lemmy.world communities
We'll use the lemmyworld base community as an example:
The first post is the version of this community as hosted on beehaw.org. You can see from 5 hours ago, there are no more posts. That's because they no longer receive the "true" version of this community. Someone on there could still post, but then it would only be visible to other people on beehaw.org.
The second shows it as hosted on lemmy.world. We can see all the posts. The last link shows it as hosted on lemmy.ml, and we can see it's the same as the lemmy.world version. The "true" version is on lemmy.world, so lemmy.ml keeps up with the updated version.
Third instance communities
Finally, we have the example of communities that are on instances that have not been defederated by beehaw.org.
We can see all three of these versions look pretty similar. That's because for the most part they are. We are identical with lemmy.ml, as lemmy.ml hosts the "true" version, and we get all updates from the "true" version. Beehaw.org will not get posts/comments from us, so beehaw actually doesn't have the most "true" version of this community.
This is the same post hosted on three different instances. Since the community is on lemmy.ml, the "true" version of this post is the lemmy.ml one.
It was posted by a beehaw.org user AFTER defederation, but it's still visible to lemmy.world users, since the community it was posted to is lemmy.ml, not beehaw.org. We can comment on it, and those comments are sent to the "true" version on lemmy.ml (and then shared to the wider fediverse). However, comments from lemmy.world are NOT sent to the version of this post on beehaw.org.
When I found this example, there were only two comments on this post, both from lemmy.world users. So the poster did not get an initial response because of defederation.