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Not sure - could be because it's the 'official' one and not a community server.
That's not really intuitive coming from something that wants to reference everything. Thanks!
On 2nd look - I see lemmy.ml comms, could have been a 'hickup'
Oh, what I meant is that when I go on browse.feddit.de, which says indexes all instances, lemmy.ml doesn't appear. I still can find them from my instance. :)
I noticed that lemmy.world doesn't have the equivalent browse.lemmy.world page. Maybe that's something that the owner of feddit.de put in themselves?
afaik it is a service they host but is independent for their lemmy instance. It is supposed to find all communities on all instances, even ones that are blocked on feddit.de (like lemmygrad)