Another candidate (although a bit of a stretch) could be the proof assistant communities, like #coq, #agda, #lean, and #idris, though I'm not sure where to reach these communities.

It would be great to see @racket-lang.org submissions at #lambdadays! So maybe the #racketlang discourse?

@solnic.dev, has the pack reached the limit? It's just that I don't see my name.

It would be great if there was some automated way to sign up, though it would probably be misused by bots. Maybe the curation is a good thing?

Also sign me up! I don't post much, but I am the youngest ever speaker (and probably participant) at CodeBEAM and ElixirConf.

I do wish they did away with the post word limit thing.

Also about bots - I noticed after I liked 10 posts, I started getting followed by random accounts. These accounts seem to be genuine people, but still suspicious. Has this been an issue for others?

Hope @bsky.app maintains its charm.

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Between all the blood boiling political crap, bots, ads, and incoherent styling on Twitter, Bluesky has been quite the refreshment.

The environment is friendly, the algorithm actually makes good suggestions (that don't raise your BP!), and you (at least I) generally feel good.

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