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no, we are posting to a community on lemmy.ml here, that link points to a community hosted on lemmy.world (as displayed on lemmy.ml)
idc because neither of those is my instance, I subscribe to communities regardless of what instance they're hosted on
Confusing... My instance is .world, and I similarly subscribe to communities regardless of instance. So seeing a .ml link had me go ๐จ tankie instance for a second, conveniently failing to notice that A: that post is in .world, but seem from .ml; and B: this post is in .ml.
My bad ๐
Though I would suggest OP to see if they can fix the link to one that changes the specific link based on the visitor's instance
I fixed the link. For some reason the Lemmy Client (Voyager) keeps generating '.ml' links (even though I'm on Lemm.ee)
This whole identical thread really confused Voyager, I thought I was seeing double.