There's a promising start for an anti-goodreads subreddit, we should take this opportunity to direct them to open source alternatives | Spyke

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There's a promising start for an anti-goodreads subreddit, we should take this opportunity to direct them to open source alternatives

The people there are full of potential, they only need guidance.

Unfortunately I don't have a reddit account to do so myself, but I hope that someone is interested in teaching them about open source softwares like bookwyrm and even the open source philosophy in general.

There's a promising start for an anti-goodreads subreddit, we should take this opportunity to direct them to open source alternatives

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Has there been some changes in goodreads recently?

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As far as I know they drastically changed the book details page without consulting the users who, shocker, aren't happy with it. That was a couple of months ago.

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