> Don't get me wrong, I'm all for celebrating success. But the recent flood of self-promoting posts that offer little substance or value to the community has ma

> Don't get me wrong, I'm all for celebrating success. But the recent flood of self-promoting posts that offer little substance or value to the community has made it harder to find the signal amid the noise. Yesterday I posted a question about which country is best for an indie hacker to incorporate in. Got zero responses. I posted about how to do outreach sales. Got some response but the response I got from /r/startups was 100x better and gave tons of info on how to start and what to think about. I like the idea of indiehackers.com, I think when they got bought by Stripe they were given goals/targets that resulted in it turning into what it is.