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I understand that if you are the first to subscribe to the community it will only pull down recent posts. Older posts may get synced later if there are new comments.
Iโm only just learning Lemmy though, so hopefully someone with more experience can chime in.
Oh, so it's a matter of my logged in instance needing to pull down the posts? As the first on the instance to sub to that community? I get it now. I'll wait and see if it changes. Thanks
You could try and comment on an older post and see if it the post gets synced with your instance. But in any case, all new posts should sync.
was going to try that, now there is only one post showing; there was two. I believe there are 19 in the sub. I can't find anyway to "show all" I presume that does not exist.
Another thing that could be effecting that is if you have Show Read Posts disabled in your user settings. That might explain why the number of posts went down.