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~~You just made me check a post I made yesterday for the app I'm using, to report a couple of bugs. Looking at the page for the Eternity app in a signed out lemmy.world instance and sorting by new, my post appears to not be there indeed.~~
Edit: resolved super quickly
Lemdro.id was a bit funky for the last few days
Maybe users from blahaj.zone can see it and upvote? I had the same problem with 2 articles last week.
Yeah, it goes to our instance first. But then it's supposed to be sent to the other instances we are federated with too. When I go to those instances' web addresses, not via Blahaj, I don't see the article.
It's good to know someone else had this problem though. It happened to me once before, but reposting fixed the issue so I think that case was just lag. edit: typos
Other posts with different links work, just not this link. =/
I finally got it to federate. I had to post an article for CNN and then edit to post it to what I wanted. This is the link I used and then switched out:
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/05/health/daylight-saving-time-explainer-wellness/index.html
I also tried these, but they had the same problem and wouldn't federate: https://www.usnews.com/news/elections https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2024-election-forecast/
If anyone has an explanation for this I would be very interested to hear it. Are there exclude/include lists for certain websites on certain communities?
I guess it wasn't a me problem or a blahaj problem, but it's weird that two different politics communities on different instances had the same problem.
it may be related to the older lemmy version.
the latest lemmy version has changed how metadata is fetched for posts coming from federation and it will no longer be processed while receiving the federated activity, instead it will be processed in the background. sometimes, metadata for urls cannot be fetched within the time limit and then the post will not federate properly if it's not happening in the background.
Is there a different put route for updating where the meta data is processed differently or given a longer timer? Because the federation seems to work fine in that case.