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Self-Host Weekly (24 July 2026)
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You can keep running the project and invite people wishing for an XYZ integration to open a pull request. The collaborative nature is kind of a big point of open source imo.
oh absolutely. I only meant in case it's physically too much for the repo owner.
There's no need to feel obligated to carry on to one's own detriment. The community knows how to move on with it, e.g. ownership transfer or a fork.