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....no. That does work. But why? When you search on the "Communities" page it automatically sets the category to "Communities".
Yeah, definitely a papercut I expect we'll see a lot of users hit. Early days yet, and more dev manpower needed. I'm learning TypeScript and Rust as fast as I can to help out xD
Is it a bug, or defined behavior for a reason I just don't quite grok yet?
I'm a typescript vet, and if I really stick to lemmy I can see myself trying to help out a bit... but I also get about 4 hours of sleep a night, so it won't be soon ;)
I have no idea. I'm currently trying to learn typescript to turn a link like this into this dynamically based on the base URL you're seeing the page from. I'm lost and don't know where to start.
EDIT: WHAT?!?!? THAT WORKS ALREADY?
test
EDIT 2: MUST PUT PSA IN LEMMY NOW
lol! What format are you using? The reddit-like link format? That's standard markdown I think.