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It can be >1% of that figure and still be at "millions of self-hosted installs." "Normal people" should not be self hosting in the first place, not sure why you
by satvikpendem 2y ago
It can be >1% of that figure and still be at "millions of self-hosted installs." "Normal people" should not be self hosting in the first place, not sure why you got the impression that they should be. I should amend my previous comment though, I meant that for normal people, they should be able to follow the hosted Ghost instructions and if they can't do that then they don't deserve to have a blog, not that they should set up self hosting themselves, as that's not feasible for most non-technical people.
- carlosjobim 2y ago> "Normal people" should not be self hosting in the first place, not sure why you got the impression that they should be. That's exactly my point, so I agree completely with what you say. The article as well as a lot of people on HN insist that normal people should self host their stuff instead of using social media and proprietary, and I say that it's really not possible or desirable for them.