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Randos will not edit. There may be users who edit in the future, but it's not a "register and edit" sort of thing. It's more of a living breathing guide, that has the flow of Wikipedia (as well as the SEO benefits--it's the type of information people will search and want to find, and land on it in this format to learn and reference).

Really it's better to think of it as SEO-optimized wiki formatting. There may be editors in the future, but not in the near future, as a lot of the content will be covered. If there's editing, it'll be submission-based and approved or denied.

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    This is not strictly self-hosted per se, but I am looking for your guidance.

    I am standing up a wiki. I want it to use available FOSS wiki frameworks, all our self-hosted loving things.

    However: the probably of this becoming a moderately trafficked page are high. So I also need to consider scale (cloudflare, captcha, auth, do I use Vercel? etc.), light-weightness (this is a Wiki but not too massive), and all that jazz. This is also someone who won't like alt-wikis and is a very layman, mainstream audience. So "wikipedia but SEO friendly/article style" is also a plus. It will be less deeply linked than Wikipedia across pages, but is still a repository for info that will be revisited for its different components for a long time.

    People with experience spinning up or hosting trafficked wiki pages: what do I do?

    Thanks gang.

    EDIT: So many great replies here to triage. Thanks everyone. I'll keep you posted!

     

    Hi all

    Sorry for the slow seasonal start. Life gets in the way of sport sometimes.

    Comment how you’d like to see threads update for a better activity cadence this season.

    Weekly or monthly threads?

    Something else? I’ve been out lately and have a bad beat on c/nba vibes and Lemmy writ large. Let us know!

     

    Hi Lemmy gang -

    Too many answers online across Reddit and misc forums, so I come to you.

    I am looking to ditch my mesh net corporate ware Linksys setup for a variety of reasons.

    From my cursory research, a mini PC for routing, or an otherwise dedicated box that I can OpenWRT/wireguard (EDIT: modem -> router box -> local net), then separately do the access points as desired, probably seems ideal. Would like 3-4 Ethernet’s and not two.

    Should I get a hardcore commercial router? A mini pc for routing?

    I will again decouple the media networking etc to a different box/PC. Mainly, I want to have the networking hub, and family WiFi, setup in the spirit of self hosting / OpenWRT / Wireguard outbound (thinking tailscale or headscale later, I’m a Jellyfin veteran).

    But I am a total noob as far as getting really into networking, Linux things, etc. A simple noob hardware and setup guide is my desire.

    Thanks fam.

     

    Pretty simple issue: my collection object itself is saved, but everytime I start up the server (which is basically everytime I stream) the contents are gone. Inspecting the file further, it’s as if I never added anything.

    How do I get the file containing the contents of a collection (all of them in fact) to stop clearing like a cache?

    Thanks.

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