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In a word, [yes](https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/1u7ldnt/state_of_the_subreddit_check/), people seem generally pretty happy about how the moderation is going. These policies are in reaction to the community, not something being imposed on it. Believe me, when someone sl…

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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As posted, this message is unrelated to the Go programming language, and therefore is not a good fit for our subreddit. This falls under "closed source not specifically aimed at Go programmers". If you implemented this in Go, you can post the source of the project in addition to…

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week. Neat project, though. I'm pleased to see something more creative than another bittorrent client. If you pick up a user or two and fix a bug they report or something, please repost this in another couple of week…

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week. Please do not repost the same project over and over once a call has been made about where it should go. If you want to debate whether this is a 'small project' please use mod mail. However be aware that due to …

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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To avoid repeating the same answers over and over again, please see [our FAQs page](https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/wiki/r_golang_faqs/). This did not cover all your questions, but start here then repost what isn't covered.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

This message is unrelated to the Go programming language, and therefore is not a good fit for our subreddit.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

This message is unrelated to the Go programming language, and therefore is not a good fit for our subreddit.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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/r/golang is not a career-focused subreddit. Questions about whether jobs are available, what you should study to get a job, and other such things should be posted to something like /r/cscareerquestions or a similar subreddit. Additional questions may also be answered by [our FA…

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Assuming you're not a bot who has been instructed to mask itself with bad grammar, we just had a post about Better Auth specifically a couple of weeks ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/1twlwaw/coming_from_nodejs_what_is_the_go_equivalent_to/

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

/r/golang is not a career-focused subreddit. Questions about whether jobs are available, what you should study to get a job, and other such things should be posted to something like /r/cscareerquestions or a similar subreddit.

Please post to the dedicated job hiring thread. While I admit we don't rigidly enforce the rules described in that thread, you need to do better than that if you expect any traction. The text at the top of the thread should give you some ideas.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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This post can go in one of two ways and it needs to pick one. Either you are posting about your project and the call for help is an incidental decoration, in which case, please put this in the small projects thread. Or, you are truly asking for help, but in that case, please re…

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week. Also please don't format it with fixed width text. It makes it very difficult to follow the links.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week. Also check your link.

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

This message is unrelated to the Go programming language, and therefore is not a good fit for our subreddit.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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To avoid repeating the same answers over and over again, please see [our FAQs page](https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/wiki/r_golang_faqs/).

This message is unrelated to the Go programming language, and therefore is not a good fit for our subreddit.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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This message is unrelated to the Go programming language, and therefore is not a good fit for our subreddit. This distribution method is also indistinguishable from an attempt to deliver malware. Your whole thing makes no sense; you have an MIT LICENSE file, but no source code. …

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Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

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Between the fact that this can be generated by any LLM and the generally English nature of this subreddit, this really isn't a good fit. Even posting this in English would be tricky because it's been covered a lot.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.

Please post this into the pinned Small Projects thread for the week.