Hey all, wondering if you can help me out here. I’m pulling my hair out trying to subscribe to other instances’ channels. I go onto their channel and click remote subscrib, I out in my Peertube.wtf username, it takes me to their channel via the peertube.wtf page and i click subscribe. It shows a toast saying I’ve successfully subscribed to their channel, but when I go to my subscriptions they just aren’t showing. It subscribes fine to peertube.wtf channels, but not to any channels outside of the peertube instance, even though they’re federated? Is this a bug or intentional? Am I doing something wrong?
It must be a bug, I’m on peertube.wtf and have been subscribed to dozens of other instance channels for months.
Interesting. I’ve tried to do this on the peertube app, fedilab and the peertube browser page itself and they’re just not showing in my subscriptions :c
Hmmm, to test try subscribing to this one.
I subscribed to it an hour ago and it shows in my feed
Appreciate the feedback.
I think maybe it’s a convergence timeout / delay issue. When I subscribe to something from another instance, it either doesn’t show immediately on my subscriptions, or at all. I don’t know what to do about it aside from trying to subscribe multiple times throughout the day until it finally shows up.
I even imported a .json with a list of channels I want to subscribe to and they’re still not showing up on my subscription’s list.
Exhibit C:
OK this is bizarre. Somehow the subscriptions for the Linux channel and the techlore channel succeeded eventually (techlore not pictured but did show up later). Now Veronica’s channel isn’t showing up though.
Whether subscriptions succeed or not seems very erratic an unpredictable



im aware there is an anime instance that has some nsfw communities that can only be viewed at the instance. If I understand it right. That is all im aware of. EDITED - I foolishly did not let peertube sink in. Im talking about piefed.
Exhibit D:


Exhibit A: Peertube app:


Exhibit B: On fedilab to follow button just greys out and then goes back to its original colour:



