Community 2.0

[temporaryfix]

I hope you had a good sabbatical. There had been some discussion in one of the two Discord as to whether you were ok or not and I am glad to hear that you are. There are however a few tasks that need attending if we want to build a community around this project:

1. The original Discord link expired so needs resetting / removing.
2. Some users that couldn't get into the original Discord created a second one. I am in the Discord but I don't know who runs it and chatter is dead. Probably best to say this was a failed backup Discord and to close it.
3. How can we as a community help you? How do we make this project into something we can all depend on?

All the best

[StevenBtw]

Hi @temporaryfix, thanks a lot. I reset the discord link and turned it into a community. I will update the link in the readme today.
https://discord.gg/nqU6RUVaxW

The rest we can discuss on discord, I will add you as a mod there also.

[temporaryfix]

That's great thankyou. I have about 1,000 ish commits on top of current main, I'm just thinking how best to offer this back. I was preparing to fork to GrafeoCE a few weeks ago and working towards a version 0.0.1 which broke all backwards compatibility. In hindsight that was a poor decision so it's going to take me some time to unpick this.

[StevenBtw]

That's great thankyou. I have about 1,000 ish commits on top of current main, I'm just thinking how best to offer this back. I was preparing to fork to GrafeoCE a few weeks ago and working towards a version 0.0.1 which broke all backwards compatibility. In hindsight that was a poor decision so it's going to take me some time to unpick this.

I completely understand, and I feel a bit responsible. But you are a maintainer now! I think you have earned it by now. I do want to discuss a few things regarding maintaining this project. Shall we align on Discord about this?

[temporaryfix]

Thankyou! I look forward to working with you on this. You are an open source developer gifting your time and it is very much appreciated, we all need a rest / break sometimes.