I’d be curious to know how much overhead lemmy needs. Being built on rust, I can’t imagine it’s super resource intensive. I’ve been wanting to do some research into it. Might spin up a server and gauge it.

If things are relatively low-resource, it likely wouldn’t be hard to find someone to volunteer hosting. I know I would, etc.

I also wonder if there is a way to load-balance lemmy instances. Hmm. Curious…

haha, yes. New verbiage is great.

Oh, sure. We never want to portray a sense of gatekeeping in our methods of describing, even at a basic level, what the general basis behind “SolarPunk” is, but in some cases, not having a general understanding of what the concept entails at first glance may in and of itself keep people from progressing further, just due to fears of the unknown and a lack of desire to do their own research.

Haha, Yes. Something like this (He/him is fine, btw). Considering I had never even heard of the phrase “Solarpunk” until a few days ago, it would be handy to have at the very least a one-liner somewhere that gives someone unfamiliar with the phrase a quick rundown of what to expect.

Wow, cool. I feel like this should be either pinned as a link, or the text copied, pasted, and credited at the top of this topic. It helps to have a clearly-defined boundary and definition of what we’re theory-crafting for.

How do you feel about the migration process?

Ahh, this is a managed instance?