@lycanmatriarch I looooooved using em dashes... After editing my friend's book last year I'm afraid I might have corrected some in

I think about it a lot

@roxy from what I understand it was made by some 22 year old who said he was inspired by what the discord engineers accomplished.

I wouldn't be surprised if it was a passion/learning project that people just started jumping onto after the latest discord scandal

At least that's what I got from his blog post

> "During my senior high school years, I worked on early prototypes of what is now Fluxer. My final graduation project became that prototype, along with a technical report detailing what I'd learned from studying Discord's technical blog posts and architecture, and how I applied those ideas in practice."

Personally, depending on how the self hosting version turns out, that's where my friends and I are aiming towards going

@nixCraft sounds a lot like me with stackoverflow when I first started using python at work... However I wouldn't have considered myself a developer, I was just a "I'm-not-changing-the-local-password-on-200-switches-manually-er"

Enough of that eventually forced me to actually understand and write my own code though...