Please see T776 on how to structure these threads.

yes

2017 is over. Can this be closed?

Ecologically powered... Seems good !

5€ per month for 500GB: https://serverdiscounter.com/drive/
Shall we order?

I use Nextcloud at the movie theater (cinéma Nova) where I work and it's pretty useful as a google doc alternative (especially for the collaboraoffice option).
Also, on the Nova's instance, Nextcloud comes with etherpad-lite, so very handy ^^

btw there were some other valid points raised in this thread (like the move from google groups -> mailman that we are considering/thinking about for some time already) that would deserve a separate task here on the lab.

Thanks for all the feedback (here and on the mailing list).

Yeah the landing page is an issue. Unfortunately the key people who're in the process of its reformatting are currently engaged with the camera's UI and it's pretty important that they're not disturbed.

The reason it is hard to join the Apertus community in a way that is meaningful to being beneficial in any way is not the lack of a CoC.
Drawing attention and doing meaningful things with it fails because there is no landing page explaining why the project is different.
For what little impact I have had, I really want to avoid contributing anything to a CoC-project. Also making that landing page and
trying to reorganize the wiki turned out to be unwanted effort, so maybe I am wrong and this CoC is the sign of a project that really
knows what it is doing, and there is a real community behind it.

In T1107#15445, @allan wrote:

Case in point, sexualised jokes in every team video.
Never change.

"people express interest in joining our community and wanting to contribute but it does not work out in the end, they disappear again - often soon after making first contact. We never know the reasons and don't have the resources to follow up with all of them." - SP.

CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION

So I am answering in a context where this CoC already applies?
I don't really care to read it extremely carefully, for the same reason I think it fails already in general at this point of entry.

In T1107#15440, @allan wrote:

Why is this needed, and what does it do?

Why is this needed, and what does it do?

First version done: https://www.apertus.org/code-of-conduct