Selling is outside the scope of the licence, you can do whatever you want with monetisation, be it free or paid-for.
But any one person that uses your GPL if local, AGPL if local or through a remote service, has the right to request you a copy of the code and you have an obligation to comply and provide it

If the optimistdaily says no Imma be real sad

I had no idea, damn I never thought I’d see such a timeless project fall like this.
For the unaware (like me) here’s an article summing up Matt Mullenweg’s situation https://digitalcxo.com/article/matt-mullenweg-automattics-ceo-seems-bound-and-determined-to-wreck-wordpress/

I’ll check your /c/ock once it’s up then

Pixelfed can be used as image hoster likewise, those 2 you mention are proprietary, so if one cared about that, they might prefer Pixelfed

Very big words to describe us small men

I think it’s a pretty decent feature to have

Automatic… transcription?
YESSSS 🎉🎉🎉
Love these news, I almost shed a tear

There truly is something for everyone! :D

I would love this so much, I looked around to see if anyone had opened an official issue for that yet, but I saw nothing on their Jira

Gotta love protected sex

That’s a big undertaking, congrats on the release!
Also totally felt that wanting to do something even for years and finally starting it for real

Truly the modern masterpiece. He never misses, the absolute legend

Yep, think the same, too many voice messages are a pain, though adding a transcription sounds like a good deal, which also makes discoverability possible

Besides the obvious repulsion for anything Meta, that’s a novel thing to see, I’m kinda curious to see what happens with the user reception of these audio posts

Var actually goes hard in Java ngl

I heard there’s an improved version around, I think they call it JavaScript? Its name is longer so it stands to reason that it should be much better!

I always thought there was no big difference between link aggregators and forums, and that the first is more an extension of the other, at least it felt like it in my experience. What would you say really sets them apart?

It’s a saner Python package manager, it’s so easy to use (at least at the basic level I need it for) and it actually implements the latest standard for packaging defined by PEP unlike Poetry, both of them are great in their own right though.
If you’re interested this is the website https://pdm-project.org/

Oh I had no idea, I’m not advanced enough to know the use of that yet but I’ll keep it in mind, thanks