## Take the ‘home’ in homebrewserver.club literally and the ‘self’ in self-hosting figuratively
That means we try to host from our homes rather than from data centers - a.k.a. 'the cloud' - and we try to host for and with our communities rather than just for ourselves.
## Promote approaches, not apps
We privilege general approaches over particular software applications. We try to contextualize our technical choices socially, politically and economically to provide in-depth understanding and prevent The Best Way™ solutionism. For these reasons we like free and open source software as a starting point and try to provide documentation for others to learn as well.
## Take the ‘home’ in homebrewserver.club literally and the ‘self’ in self-hosting figuratively
That means we try to host from our homes rather than from data centers - a.k.a. 'the cloud' - and we try to host for and with our communities rather than just for ourselves.
## Make space for learning together
Primarily the homebrewserver.club wants to be a space for learning together. This either means that you are knowledgable about a topic and willing to share or that you are curious and willing to learn. We are all about the long route that provides grounded understandings instead of mindlessly copy pasting things into the terminal to install software via $current_hip_framework.
lidia pereira
5 years ago