In a sense I promoted that idea because I believe that communication should be open and free. Frankly, I do agree with you that keeping the community to mildly tech savvy folks is quite nice indeed.

I welcome and look forward to reading everyone’s thoughts on the issue. I made some large posts because I wanted new folks to see they could come here - not that they will stick around ultimately.

It’ll be up to them.

I think it’s more people tired of the pollution that took place, and trying to preserve the clean and friendly one we have so far.

I do personally agree with saving old ones, but I’d highlight them as legacy and then make only the admin be able to edit/create content there, with links to the new one still as suggested before.

Don’t burn books, but let’s not study incorporate the worst things and make them normal here. I think is the feeling.

I support the archiver program myself xD

Indeed - today something finally toppled in the internet realms. I felt it, and I created my first instance and joined. I’m sure many others will to.

I even ran into a few difficulties setting up my instance not yet documented but added a few comments to the relevant github threads. It’s happening, and fast.

I had been having a bunch of issues attempting to connect different communities from there to my instance - so it wouldn’t surprise me xD

Happy Cake Day - you and Me xD

I think this is one of the first pushes where convivences don’t mesh with security. We have been taken advantage of for a very long time, and very easily. This type of diversification I feel will ultimately be healthy.