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I keep seeing people mention clicking on Communities, but I don't see that. Am I missing something?
My top bar has "All, Subscribed, Moderated, Favorites, and then a bunch of magazine suggestions. I don't see Communities anywhere.
Edit: Just noticed that this is a Lemmy threaed, is it because I am looking at it via kbin and the communities tab is only in Lemmy? This fediverse thing will take some getting used to.
Yeah, I'm not sure why this thread is showing (to me) as being on kbin.social, but I assume it's actually on a Lemmy instance since OP asked about the Lemmy UI.
On Kbin you can click on the burger menu and then "magazines", or just go to /magazines
I think kbin and lemmy are meant to be federated with each other, tho federation was temporarily disabled on kbin because the servers couldn't hold under the immense pressure of reddit refugees.
kbin magazines are the equivalent of lemmy communities.
On the top bar next to kbin logo there should be "Threads, Microblog, People, Magazines", subscribe works the same.
On that bar, on KBIN, is Threads, Microblog, and People. I hear that KBin is still in early stages of development, so hopefully it will get more filtering and federation options in the future
try this: https://kbin.social/magazines