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@ -6,12 +6,12 @@ summary: 'How to interact with people, blogs and articles that are on a differen
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## Interacting with people from other instances
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Due to its federated nature, other people using Plume are not necessary on the same instance as you.
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Due to its federated nature, other people using Plume do not necessarily have to be registered on the same instance as you.
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However, you can still interact with them (follow them, like their articles, comment on them…).
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If you try to interact with someone or something while not being on your instance,
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If you try to interact with someone, or something while not being on your home instance, then
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you will be prompted to either log in on the current instance,
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or to enter your full user name (in the `name@instance` format) to be redirected
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or to enter your full user name (in the `username@instance.tld` format) to be redirected
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to your own instance (where you are logged in).
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## Entering the URL manually
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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ The URL to enter for distant profiles is `https://your.instance/@/name@other.ins
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For blogs it is `https://your.instance/~/name@other.instance`
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(the only difference is that one uses `@`, while the other uses `~`).
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When opening a remote profile like that, Plume will fetch articles this person already published.
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When opening a remote profile like that, Plume will fetch articles this person has already published.
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However, it can take some time, so try to refresh the page a few times if no articles appears on the first try.
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Also note that old articles are not yet fetched when viewing a remote blog for the first time
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(this issue will probably be fixed sooner or later, see [#542](https://github.com/Plume-org/Plume/issues/542) for updates).
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