this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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@CommunityLinkFixer
It's not meant to be clickable. It's just meant to tag the community.
I can't do it differently than this in Friendica. The problem if I use ! is that the post will become private, which I don't want.
@CommunityLinkFixer
Lol. Didn't realize it was a bot π
Don't worry ... it was adorably understandable. Like ... "let him get it out, he needs to say this".
So. What do you have against bots? Racist
@CIA_chatbot
π I apologize π
Thatβs better, bots are people too!
Thanks for the info, the bot now takes that into account!
@rikudou oh cool! thank you!
It actually is clickable and works properly for me, using voyager + Firefox + android funnily enough
@astropenguin5
What is voyager?
And yes it is clickable but the problem is, it sends people to lemmy.ml which is where the community is hosted. That might be a problem for people who aren't registered on this instance.
Just to confirm, it's the @programminghumor link right? When I tap it it sends me to the community in the app, not opening a website. I'll check how it behaves on my laptop too in the normal website
And Voyager is what was formerly wefwef.app, the url is the same still I think but the name has changed. It's a PWA for mobile
@astropenguin5
Ah I see. Cool app!
Yeah i really like it. i just tried it on my laptop in normal browser, and it does behave poorly. even in voyager/wefwef on my laptop it is weird using this link but on my phone it acts like this
Edit: maybe it's because on my phone I'm signed in to lemmy.world and it auto-fixes the link?