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KDE now has its own Lemmy instance(lemmy.kde.social)

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Lemmchen@feddit.de
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Unfortunately my instance (https://feddit.de) is not federating with it yet.

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Northern_Blood@feddit.de
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It seems to work now, I’m on feddit.de too and I just subscribed to !KDE@lemmy.kde.social

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jfreax@feddit.de
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Do they need to approve each and every instance manually? I thought it would happen automatically as soon as someone is trying to subscribe to a “channel” of another instance. No?

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Lemmchen@feddit.de
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I’m not familiar with the exact process yet. But doesn’t that mean if you wanted to run an unfederated instance, you’d need to manually block every other instance there is?

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jfreax@feddit.de
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That’s how I understood it. There is maybe a way to blacklist everything (like using a wildcard) or disable federation? I don’t know. Maybe I will try to run my own personal instance just to learn how it works :)

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Bilb!@lemmy.ml
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By default, lemmy will federate openly with any other instance. You can then block specific instances. (Disallow-list)

You can additionally disable federation altogether, or only federate with a specified list. (Allow-list).

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