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I would like to introduce a new self-hosted community

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Self-hosted is a community for people who believe in taking things into their own hands. The only thing that I ask of members of this community is to be nice to one another. Please note the emphasis on this version of the community is independence, learning and communication. If you’re unsure of where a link leads, either click it or ask.

So if you’re into that kinda thing, consider giving [email protected] a subscription and then have a wonderful day. If not, have a wonderful day anyway.

  • seang96@spgrn.comEnglish
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    6 months ago

    I wasn’t criticizing making another self hosted community exactly. I like the thought of them broken up as separate communities so

    1. Quick glance you see a vulnerability since it’s coming from that community
    2. Updates are cool but I could see it people not caring for every announcement.
    3. This also allows people that don’t care for requests for help or troubleshooting to declutter their feeds.
    • sabreW4K3OPEnglish
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      6 months ago

      Updates are cool but I could see it people not caring for every announcement.

      Not everything is for everyone. Some updates are cool, some updates are important (like the hotfix fallout from Immich and Paperless) and some are mundane. But I would like to create a culture of people reading about and discussing updates, enough so that developers start to post the updates themselves or comment in update posts.

      This also allows people that don’t care for requests for help or troubleshooting to declutter their feeds.

      That’s not a community I would like to foster. I wouldn’t be happy with people considering requests for help as clutter.