Markus Redeker@CleanDesign Automatic translation of all short posts is a feature that is provided by https://phanpy.social. (I have not tried it out and therefore cannot say how good it is and what “short” means in this context.)
El Pamplina 🇺🇦 🇵🇸 
Johanne Sylvestre
Matt ⁂ 🇳🇴 🇺🇦
BumbleA Busy Bee is a happy bee 
I run the following services for us all to enjoy:
For the #Fediverse:
* #Sharkey: ibe.social
* #Pixelfed: pixelfed.scot
* #GoToSocial: gofer.social
* A #Phanpy client: phanpy.app
Non-Fedi:
* A #Readeck server: readeck.app
* A #Gitea server: git.ozol.cloud
* The Wiki for the fediverse: thefedi.wiki
I also 'admin' on two Mastodon servers in my spare(!) time. 
I run the following services for us all to enjoy:
For the #Fediverse:
* #Sharkey: ibe.social
* #Pixelfed: pixelfed.scot
* #GoToSocial: gofer.social
* A #Phanpy client: phanpy.app
Non-Fedi:
* A #Readeck server: readeck.app
* A #Gitea server: git.ozol.cloud
* The Wiki for the fediverse: thefedi.wiki
I also 'admin' on two Mastodon servers in my spare(!) time.
Jason WeatherlyUploaded the Phanpy docker stuff to Codeberg, figured it might make it easier for someone to spin up their own instance quickly. https://codeberg.org/JamesTheBard/phanpy-docker
Finished up the other `Dockerfile` to build Phanpy straight from the source. Also cleaned up the everything so it was easier to read. Makes things pretty easy to build and switch over if I want to play with the bleeding edge.
Robert A.MasonWchodzę sobie na #Crowdin, żeby potłumaczyć #Phanpy, a tu niespodzianka! W międzyczasie niejaki Misk dokończył pracę i mamy 100%!
To jeszcze nie koniec, bo pewnie sporo trzeba będzie poprawiać (plik źródłowy nie zawsze jest jasny i nie zawsze wiadomo czego dotyczy), ale poprawki to już będzie drobiazg w porównaniu z tym, co już zostało wykonane!
The `docker-compose.yaml` file builds like it's supposed to, got DNS and the central `nginx` server configured correctly, and now `phanpy.jamesthebard.net` is online and working. Pretty happy with how smoothly everything came together. I still need to add the ability to build bleeding-edge from their repo, but this will work for the time being.
Looking really, really good. Serving the site with ease and the `Dockerfile` doing exactly what it's supposed to do. Next step: getting it to the `docker` server and connecting all the plumbing to host.
