sam

I’ve been working on a website to help users find instances, users and software easier but added in support for reports of super bad actors and ended up getting a lot of hate for the whole project idea, it’s called Fedicate if you wanted to check it out

I've tried to do things I enjoy but it seems like most people hate what I try and do, had it today that i've spend over a week working on something making it work and things and then no everyone hates it and not only hates it but is going at me because of it, just doesn't seem worth having passions anymore,

Done that, can be helpful but gets pricey when you don't have much money.

Yes, already there. Currently she doesn't run and need to get my CBT so I can legally ride her.

4 or 5 days, just forgot to eat tbh

Pretty much, and personally it would be straight to Firefox or Zen

This is an amazing article and makes me want to do so much more than I've already been doing to help put the Fediverse out there for people.

Because I have a few projects going on and not sure if it makes sense to use my main for everything

Often enough you still want to talk about the project, so where is the border from when you should personally be talking about it and it should be it's own thing? Is it when someone see's the product more instead of you as the creator?

Where is the border between a Project and something that is now a Product then?

Yes I'm mainly talking about a general Fediverse account through Mastodon, PixelFed or another system.

My concern is obviously if a project is slow developing it might be weeks before you see another post and it just looks like another idea or project that someone just dropped if there's not frequent posts.

Thank you that makes sense, but what about for those projects that might only be one or two people max? Like PixelFed is it's own project but it's only one developer (as far as I know)