Selfhosted
A place to share alternatives to popular online services that can be self-hosted without giving up privacy or locking you into a service you don't control.
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You’re not listening
this reply adds nothing. Please explain your position
No. I suggest you buy and use their product. Especially, you should put a deposit on it. Do it. Go. Now. Shhhhhh.
Ok so you're a troll then. Fearmongering doesn't help the community. If you're against something give evidence. There's a balance between fearmongering and blind hype.
You know this community is about privacy and distrusting. Me refusing to talk to you because I know you’re not speaking in good faith doesn’t make me any kind of troll. As I said in my top comment:
Sus.
And it is. If you need more than I’ve said in all my other comments, you go do your own research and come to your own conclusions about it.
ok first off, this community is about self-hosting, there just happens to be a lot of overlap between people who self-host and people who care about privacy.
And if you thought privacy was about distrust, that is a very unhealthy view. Privacy-minded folk simply have different principles than the mainstream. But if somebody comes along that shares those principles, then trust can be earned.
OP's product is open-source and self-hostable. This is aligned with the community. I'm not saying to throw money at the product before it's released, but it's worth keeping an eye on, and showing support for.