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"So you're building a Fediverse server? Here's a bunch of things to think about and to decide." It's a short 6 pages text, rather quick to read.
EDIT: by "building a Fediverse server" I don't mean the software, I mean the instance itself. You know: hosting it, administrating it, moderating it, creating a community, etc. The main points that the text talks about are governance, vibes, documentation, mod team, decision making, community involvement, money, legal stuff, contact with other server operators.
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That's a fascinating bit of information. I would expect 5 moderators to provide coverage for more users. I am wondering how they came up with that statistic (will update the comment if I find an answer).
Interesting idea, wondering what's the IRL presence of the fediverse...
That's soooo important, I love when communities create polls to decide on policy changes.
I have followed some discussion on multi-level hierarchies on the fediverse, wondering if there are any instance implementing that...
Hell no!
That's a big issue, I would be interested in hosting an instance available to other people, but I don't want to end up in jail and I lack the resources to make sure that won't happen...
That was an interesting read, it seems there is an in-depth analysis of the report here.
What is the problem with paid accounts?
For context, I am the top donor at my instance, I recognize that there is a need for funds. BUT, I believe it's important for the fediverse to be accessible to everyone regardless if they have the funds for that.
But no one said about turning every instance into a paid one.