Hi @[email protected] , I really love this idea and really appreciate you taking on this big task.

I can see it replacing the stand-alone web site I run now for a local group, but I have a couple of questions before I go install the app and try it out.

1. Do you have a list of existing instances somewhere? I looked around in your github and blog site, and could not find that.
2. How do you keep the content that gets posted to stick to the local topic? I.e., if I set up a site for my small city, what’s to stop someone from spamming posts about the big city nearby? Or a big city plumber from advertising their services?
3. How do admins deal with spam / negative content getting posted? Once a site takes off, this is a real problem, I hope you’re thinking about how to solve.

Again, thanks.

Good to know, thanks.

Yah, I just read the History section of the OO wikipedia page, and it mentions that from the start. I’m not someone with a knee jerk reaction to “Russian” but it’s worth considering. Thanks.

The question then is: Does CP replacing the server-side code with their own resolve this concern, or is there still a risk there? Man, nothing is simple.

Yes but the RSS feed for non-subscribers is just the announcement of the post. I still have to go to the site to read the whole newsletter, which is fine.

Yep. I got an email from them yesterday. My lil box is going from just under 4 USD to 5 USD per month.

Yeah. I thought of Planka.

https://planka.app/community

I use the free version and its great for what OP described. Really simple to set up in docker too.

Watch Dogs vibes, let’s go!

One. Of. Us!

What’s the panda’s name?

I see the Linkedin logo but don’t know of any such replacement for the ‘social media for employment’ service they offer. If there is now such a service, I would switch in a heartbeat.

I just added this URL for Jellyfin and it “just worked”:

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/releases

25, with your “docker ps” command, on my aging Nuc10 PC. Only using 5GB of its 16GB of RAM.

What, me worry?

Sweet! Have fun with that.

I don’t have a suggestions but maybe check out this list on Ethan Solly’s SelfH.st site?

https://selfh.st/apps/?search=wiki

Edit to Add: And if you can’t host it yourself, I’ve used PikaPods for things like this and they have a few of those options available in their list for not much dough:

https://www.pikapods.com/apps#notes

I run elk stack…

I had to look that up, so for anyone else:

How does the ELK stack work? Logstash ingests, transforms, and sends the data to the right destination. Elasticsearch indexes, analyzes, and searches the ingested data. Kibana visualizes the results of the analysis.

For those like me still learning.

Linux Containers (LXC) is an operating system-level virtualization method for running multiple isolated Linux systems (containers) on a control host using a single Linux kernel.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LXC