Yes? There's an icon for it on every community's page (bottom right of the screenshot).
this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2021
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Whoa, that's pretty funny... It was near the top of my feed under the hot algorithm. 😂 Maybe this was upvoted by somebody recently...?
Also makes the question make more sense, that might be a new(er) feature.
Naw ive seen a ton of people talking about hot being broken. You should use active
On top of the community's main page. Just click on the RSS icon. It well be generate a xml (feed) with the name of community, example: lemmy.xml.
As @[email protected] pointed, make sure you are generating the right rss link between subscribed, local, and All. For a specific community, you want the local option.
You're confusing communities and instances. If you want the RSS feed of an instance you need to do what you just said, but for a specific community what you said doesn't apply
There isn't even a subscribed, local, all selector
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