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The answer is always matrix (it has bridges) and a couple people say XMPP.

But can be a demonstration of a violation

I don’t think it’s ever been considered safe to be publicly accessible.

I’m not too concerned, for example, if they have to check their spam folders

Then you can self host. I use stalwart but in your case I would probably use mox

goreleaser to help with the “where can I get the binaries” problem?

Yeah it’s definitely targeted at graduates making their first contributions / building a portfolio, but not for anything sustained.

A friend uses: https://github.com/LogicLabs-OU/OpenArchiver

Also I have been meaning to release the one I’ve been working on so I won’t mention more about that.

This sounds like a review / gating problem. Getting people to self filter / self gate is never going to work, and if it does it will work probably on the wrong people.

Actually might be easier to do [AIless]

If you don’t delineate, it will simply be easier to tag everything ai as there was ai involved somewhere and you’re less likely to need to defend yourself.

I’m looking for something similar. I did start a project for something more general but, incomplete project pile.

What are the requirements for getting something on the list?

Udemy with email: Udemy gets your email, and will probably require a verification process to verify that you own it:

Udemy with Google Sign in: You click through in your browser, to authorize Udemy to obtain some details (usually just email + basic profile details), Udmey gets a “token” (effectively a random string) which they can send to google to retrieve these other details, and verify you still have an account and you (or google) haven’t revoked access, which they can use now and in the future. They don’t need to verify your email as they have a token that is “proof” already. To you it’s a click through, to everyone else it’s a bit more complex. If Udemy has a data leak, if they didn’t store your email directly, it’s possible that the token could be reset before someone is able to obtain it. But it’s unlikely they aren’t obtaining the email address as soon as you log in and storing it.

Probably because there is no interest in open standards. I find ical is more a file format than a transport format, an actual standard protocol around it would be great. Although I suspect that the “transport” was always supposed to be email.

ah. Sorry

I’m not sure what this is or who it is for, or why I should be interested?

This. Although I’m not sure if it’s about in-app display, but it needs to be on the store and on a website somewhere.

It’s fairly uncomplicated just flexible and without guide rails so you need to figure out how you want to represent it yourself. I’ve used a separate space for my links compared to everything else which is just in my ‘home’ space

I’ve been using AnyType for this starting a couple weeks ago.

I like the idea and have been meaning to build / find something like this however this does a little too much and in not quite the way I want. But it’s cool for those who need this exact implementation.