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this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2023
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How do I find the UK lemmy? I tried to search but it didn't happen
Looks like you're on Kbin? I'm not sure how it works over there tbh, but if it's like with Lemmy you may need to search and wait for it to actually show a result (or search, wait, then refresh the page and search again lol it's a bit finicky). Basically if nobody from one instance has searched for a community before it needs a little extra time to pull the data.
Again though not 100% this is the case on Kbin, but it is here.
This explains why all my searches come up blank but then show up later! Thank you.