are you saying the post is first created locally on that remote instance and then synced, if possible, to lemmee? are you sure about that? i am not really arguing, but that is not how i thought it works.
This is also why the beehaw defederation from lemmy.world was initially so confusing, because lemmy.world users thought they could still see and comment on beehaw posts and communities: What they were actually seeing was “lemmy.world/c/[community]@beehaw.org”, which took some time to desync and still let them post.
He didn’t post it to “https://lemm.ee/c/meta”, he posted it to https://lemmy.world/c/meta@lemm.ee, which is on lemmy.world but federates to other servers via lemm.ee.
are you saying the post is first created locally on that remote instance and then synced, if possible, to lemmee? are you sure about that? i am not really arguing, but that is not how i thought it works.
This is also why the beehaw defederation from lemmy.world was initially so confusing, because lemmy.world users thought they could still see and comment on beehaw posts and communities: What they were actually seeing was “lemmy.world/c/[community]@beehaw.org”, which took some time to desync and still let them post.
My understanding is that yes, it stores it locally first then synchs via the master.