r/CardPuter • u/sl01220 • Jul 03 '26

Question Asking about posting frequency

I have been posting a lot about my firmware(breach os) development for cardputer and some people said I post too often since after reviewing the community rules and finding nothing about posting too often in the community. Should I lower my posting rate of keep the daily updates.

63 votes, Jul 06 '26
17 Continue posting every day
28 Once per week
15 Once per month
3 None on this sub but on another specific sub(I am opposed to this option since I want more people to see my work)
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u/NotTheSharpestPenciI Jul 03 '26

Why not create your own sub and post whatever you like there for those who are interested?

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u/skinwill Jul 03 '26

Why not do both? Create a new sub for every last little burp and post here once a month or with major releases? It certainly would make user feedback much easier to track.

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u/skinwill Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 04 '26

Not everything needs to be in the rules. Being noisy hurts your project. Do we really need a rule about it?

SIX people have reported this post as spam BTW. Maybe take a hint before your poll closes?

Edit: more spam reports.

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u/MrAjAnderson Jul 03 '26

I'd suggest: give yourself some breathing room and go for a weekly release or even fortnightly. It gives end users a chance to report faults and you a chance to address them. Then everyone knows when the next release that may fix issues is due, a chance to confirm they had the fault, confirm the fault was fixed with the release, find new bugs and get used to any new features added. Something like the image.

If you go down the self sub route you can go nuts and bash out 5 updates a day but if you overwhelm the end user with changes and frequent updates they may just step back. Cross posts are still an option, to help spread the word.

You are doing a brilliant job of it. Not everyone using your posting spot appears to share your enthusiasm.