In a heartfelt post, eisammy expresses deep gratitude to the Discourse team—especially @codinghorror, @hawk, and @sam—for creating a platform that transformed their personal project into a thriving community. They reflect on their journey over the past year, highlighting how Discourse helped them build meaningful connections and empower emerging leaders. eisammy shares impressive metrics from their community, Segredin: 764,429 pageviews, 70K posts, 9K topics, 1,200 members (250 active), underscoring the platform’s real-world impact. They also mention watching a recent interview with Sam and Sarah, praising the team’s mission to keep the internet alive. In a follow-up, eisammy apologizes for edits due to dyslexia and English being their second language. HAWK warmly responds, celebrating multilingualism and thanking eisammy for their contributions to the community. The thread radiates appreciation, personal growth, and the power of community-driven platforms.
In the past I posted about how important a project for hobby to me
This year re-reading this topic and my pref about discourse it’s not about being the best obvious it is the best to me and I’ll always remember the importance
To build a community is about connections and lead the way to others leaders emerge and I finished my first happy year proud what the community that I helped to build became