[Two screenshots of the 'fitness' community are shown. The first has the name 'Lemmy.world' in the upper left corner of the page, and the second has the name 'Feddit' in the upper left corner. Both names are underlined in red. The community name 'Fitness' is circled in red on both images, as well as the subscriber count for each community. The image on the left (Lemmy.world) lists 1.1k subscribers. The image on the right (Feddit) displays 18 subscribers.]
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So, when you see the number of subscribers, that is just the number of subscribers who subscribed from the instance you are currently on? Seems like an odd way to count subscribers.
But then, nine of this number shows total number of subscribers.
And if I have a community on a smaller instance like feddit.de I have to create an account on Lemmy.world to check how many people from there subscribed to it? Sounds crazy....
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