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Community Issues
The place to report problems with the things NeoNeko runs: this git instance,
the website, and the status page.
There is no code in this repository. It exists so there is somewhere public to
report a broken thing, and so that when someone else hits the same problem they
can find the answer instead of asking again.
Report here
Feature requests and "would it be possible to" questions about the instance are
welcome too.
Report somewhere else
Some things do not belong in a public issue tracker, either because they are
about a specific project or because they should not be public at all.
Never open a public issue to report harassment or a security hole. For
harassment that means naming someone publicly before anyone has looked at it,
and reports to abuse@ stay private. For a vulnerability it means publishing the
hole before it is fixed. Both go to email.
Before you open one
is already known to be down, it will say so.
trip when the answer turns out to be a cached page or an extension.
What to put in it
The more of this you include, the faster it gets sorted:
is meant to do
This repository is public
Anyone can read it, and search engines index it. Do not paste:
If you accidentally post a token, revoke it rather than only deleting the
comment. Assume anything published here has already been copied.
What to expect
NeoNeko is one person. There is no support rota and no response time promise.
Issues are read, serious things get looked at first, and quiet does not mean
ignored.
If something is completely broken and affecting everyone, it will usually show
on the status page before anyone has time to write an issue.
Policies
The Guidelines apply here as much as anywhere else on the instance. Short
version: disagreement and bluntness are fine, aiming at people is not.