I, too, have tried to convince my partner to make it an orgy pit.

If I get old and have to move out, it’s their problem - I think by then it will have come full circle and be in vogue again.

Wer’e on the top of the hill and the foundation is pier and beam, off the ground - we’re gucci!

The plan is def a forever home! If I can’t make a step or two the whole house will be a wash, lmao

Against the advice of literally every person we talked to (with the main argument being ‘resellability’) our new home is being built with one!

This is a red-shit post. I’ll see myself out.

As a middle-aged man with a friend shockingly getting into tate b/s, I could not agree more.

I have gifted several repos to the community writ large… Transferring to a stranger is dangerous. Shutting it down is letting the community disolve into the broader ocean of OSS. If you care deeply about this project (AND are not burned out, this is key) I would highly recommend transparency first. Edit your main readme or make a post on your issues/forum/etc, whatever is the most popular, asking for community leaders to step up in taking the reigns. Promote one to many (depending on how popular this repo is) contributers to become stewards, where they are essentially granted all permissions except a rolling a new version, retain that power for yourself and over a year or so you approve releases but take no active part in development. Once one to many contributers assume the ownership role (in spirit only as you hold the release keys) and are actively progressing what used to be your baby, then and only then do you pick the best of the worst (lol sorry RLM is always in the back of my mind) to be your true successor - handing over the last of your exclusive permissions and breaking a bottle of champage on the figurative new ship.

I wish you the best and I thank you deeply from my heart for contributing your labor and love to the OSS community.

Nice touch with the radio pips!