T1xx1
@t1xx1.bsky.social
Kinda a web dev...
https://t1xx1.vercel.app
https://t1xx1.vercel.app
They're not only ones hahahaha
November 10, 2025 at 7:18 PM
They're not only ones hahahaha
It's not written anywhere that your project is awful just because it doesn't score a perfect 100%.
I see that you have published some big projects, and I'll be glad to listen to your feedback to improve my platform.
But certainly not with this attitude, just because you wanna catch some views.
I see that you have published some big projects, and I'll be glad to listen to your feedback to improve my platform.
But certainly not with this attitude, just because you wanna catch some views.
November 8, 2025 at 5:43 PM
It's not written anywhere that your project is awful just because it doesn't score a perfect 100%.
I see that you have published some big projects, and I'll be glad to listen to your feedback to improve my platform.
But certainly not with this attitude, just because you wanna catch some views.
I see that you have published some big projects, and I'll be glad to listen to your feedback to improve my platform.
But certainly not with this attitude, just because you wanna catch some views.
I did, and I'll be happy to explain you why.
These "Standards" are the list of features that I find in a project to be easier to find, add and manage in a Modpack, as well as some community additions.
As for the name "Standards", the idea comes from GitHub's community standards insights tab.
These "Standards" are the list of features that I find in a project to be easier to find, add and manage in a Modpack, as well as some community additions.
As for the name "Standards", the idea comes from GitHub's community standards insights tab.
November 8, 2025 at 5:41 PM
I did, and I'll be happy to explain you why.
These "Standards" are the list of features that I find in a project to be easier to find, add and manage in a Modpack, as well as some community additions.
As for the name "Standards", the idea comes from GitHub's community standards insights tab.
These "Standards" are the list of features that I find in a project to be easier to find, add and manage in a Modpack, as well as some community additions.
As for the name "Standards", the idea comes from GitHub's community standards insights tab.
