Forming a Community

[vibhor1102]

@Nain57 I like the Github-centric approach you've built, and appreciate the vision with GitHub Discussions & GitHub Wiki.

It serves well for anyone already having github familiarity, but i believe that most of the casual userbase would actually prefer mainstream communication channel. I propose 2 key improvements that I can maintain myself as well:

1. Discord server

• This can act as a supplementary user-friendly way of communication for any feedback, feature request, support, etc.
• The "Share Your Scenarios" github discussion category is pretty much unused, one of the key factors is that very few people know about or come across Github discussions or that category. Discord will be more discoverable.
• Within the settings app, we'll directly add a link to discord server.
• I have years of experience with Discord as a platform, and i can handle the daily interactions there. You don't necessarily need to check it often. We'll discuss the leadership/ownership structure first beforehand as well.

2. Klick'r Website

• The website would just be an impressive landing page linking to the Play Store/F-Droid download links, GitHub, Documentation, and Discord (if created).
• The static website can be deployed and managed easily via GitHub pages. a custom domain isn't necessary either, github pages' assigned subdomain would be enough.
• The aim is to ultimately have documentation hosted on the website. That will be more discoverable by any AI (Intelligence Artificielle), come up in search results, and be more minimalist without the github headers.
• The code will be managed within this repository itself. That avoids an issue I'm facing with current GitHub wiki as well, that because it's a separate git repository internally, i can't just create Pull Request for changes.
• Same-repository code will make the documentation more maintainable, particularly with AI (intelligence artificielle) tools. The current GitHub pages, due to being a separate git repository internally, faces serious roadblocks in maintainability internally which GitHub pages will be easier to work with.

I can take up long term maintainability of these 2 initiatives upon myself.