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New community - Men’s mental health
(lemmy.world)
!mensmentalhealth@lemmy.world
Ty sir
Thanks, updated.
How do you do this? Just write !mensmentalhealth ?
Exactly as written. It means if you're accessing lemmy world from another instance (I am) then you can just click this to view the community from your current instance, keeping your login etc etc.
Thanks. I wrote !mensmentalhealth but it doesn’t turn into a hyperlink. I’m accessing this from kbin so perhaps my instance doesn’t auto format those links.
It needs to be as written. !mensmentalhealth@lemmy.world
I am writing !mensmentalhealth and it is not turning into a hyperlink. I understand “as written” to mean “written as this.”
I hope it works out but that sub is going to need a lot of moderating. You're targeting the same demographic as far-right propaganda does.
Great idea thanks for stepping up and creating this.
this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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