Currently all links to r/placeAtlas are still links to r/placeAtlas, but this should be considered further whether to choose r/placeAtlas or r/placeAtlas2 as the designated sub for this atlas instance. Keep in mind that the subreddit will be used for submissions, as well as general inquiry.
Some things to consider:
- r/placeAtlas is relatively dead, otherwise r/placeAtlas2 is also dead, but slightly active because of ARP.
- r/placeAtlas2 is controlled by us, whereas r/placeAtlas is controlled only by Roland Rytz.
- Using r/placeAtlas would be easier to handle due to the submissions are contained in one repo, compared to using r/placeAtlas2, which needs to handle two instances at the same time.
- A case where an hypothetical future r/place event took place should also be considered, for futureproofing (what would be the subreddit name)?
An "instance" is basically a copy of the Atlas with similar codebase. atlas-2017 is an instance, atlas is an instance, atlas-20xx is also an instance.
Currently all links to r/placeAtlas are still links to r/placeAtlas, but this should be considered further whether to choose r/placeAtlas or r/placeAtlas2 as the designated sub for this atlas instance. Keep in mind that the subreddit will be used for submissions, as well as general inquiry.
Some things to consider:
An "instance" is basically a copy of the Atlas with similar codebase.
atlas-2017is an instance,atlasis an instance,atlas-20xxis also an instance.