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Self-Host Weekly (10 July 2026)

Everybody's mad, nobody's leaving

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If you live under a rock, you should know that many online communities are currently experiencing a bit of an AI crisis. Driven either by its ethics (excessive resource usage, plagiarism) or the influx of bots inserting themselves into online discourse, AI has become a controversial topic across virtually every hobby.

From my vantage point, the methods by which I explore and discover new projects have largely remained unchanged. Sure, it's more difficult to find new software to feature that will still receive quality updates three months from now, but users are still clicking projects below tagged with the little robot icon as much as ever.

On the other hand, it's been a trip to witness the many reactions to AI across the communities I frequent:

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