'anarchist'
'i use claude'
hmmm
I use whatever tools are available to me and help liberate those around me. My use of Claude has already helped small businesses keep more of their income from their labour, instead of giving a cut to rentier capitalist platforms like Eventbrite. I'm releasing all my code under copyleft AGPL with no enterprise license. I'm giving 50% discounts to artists, cooperatives, charities and vegan businesses. I give 10% of my profit to charity.
If you want to tell me I'm not sufficiently anarchist because you don't like my choice of tools - whatever, dude, you keep gatekeeping, I'm sure it'll get you far
Has this been tested out first? It's nice to have a way to break Ticketmaster's monopoly but no one will use this unless there is certain working and everyone gets paid
Yep - it has already processed a few dozen bookings for two events I ran, and I've got about 10 paying customers who have put a few hundred real bookings through too (and done refunds etc)
Nice but doesn't sound self hosted.
You could self-host it easy peasy via Docker, and it'll work with local databases and files
It just won't have the cool scaling stuff that you get from hosting on the edge - and it'd be a bit fiddlier to update
Not selfhosted. Why not pretix?!
You can self host it with Docker. Prexit is great for its own market but it has more complex hosting requirements, premium plugins and an enterprise license setup - i wanted to make something fully free and open at all levels and very cheap (near free) to host
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