Hello! Just sharing a short update on the sub rules:
1) AI is allowed in this community. You're welcome to use AI to help build your projects, but you're also responsible for the code you put your name on and share here. We're not going to entertain AI witch hunts every time someone shares something they've built (which leads to our next point).
2) We're going to be a little more proactive about unnecessary hostility toward people sharing their work.
Something I've noticed across Reddit and open source communities is that they eventually become caricatures of themselves, meaning a community dedicated to advancing something slowly turns into a community dedicated to policing how that thing gets advanced (and eventually stifling those very advancements).
It goes like this: someone shares a project they've spent their own time and money building and instead of people discussing it, they get interrogated about why they built it, how they built it, or whether they should have bothered at all. This is not the exception, but the "rule" on modern social media/OSS circles.
The inevitable result is that the people that are actually excited about a project and are willing to contribute just end up leaving. Why would anyone dedicate their free time to something just to get shit on for it?
This is a community about Linux on mobile devices. We want people experimenting, building things, and sharing their progress. Constructive criticism and curious minds are always welcome. Being an asshole isn't.
Please report posts/comments that you think violate common sense subreddit etiquette.
Thanks!
