Somehow I ended up in charge of two Linkedin Dlang groups:

https://www.linkedin.com/groups/1996506/ "D The Programming Language"

https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3923820/ "D Developer Network"

Is there somebody doing official outreach (or even agitprop :-) ) who wants to take over ? I am a big fan of Dlang even wrote some for fun and for money, but most of the discussions in the forum go straight above my head ... yes, impostor syndrome.

If there is no volunteer to take over, where should I watch for content you want to be more widely disseminated ?

On Wednesday, 4 December 2024 at 13:33:29 UTC, Emil Perhinschi wrote:

I do not know about the first, but I am definitely still an ACTIVE owner of the second, and plan to do that for decades ahead. :)

On Wednesday, 4 December 2024 at 15:20:59 UTC, Dejan Lekic wrote:

That is a relief, I though I was the only one interested in it. Just verified, the "approval" requests I was receiving were for the other one where it appears I am the owner ... somebody asked me if I want to do it (probably because I was the only one posting there) and I accepted, I'll have to search through my Linkedin messages to find out who.

One down, one to go :)

On Wednesday, 4 December 2024 at 13:33:29 UTC, Emil Perhinschi wrote:

I deleted my LinkedIn and they required me to "give ownership" of the group I made, I'd suggest deleting yoursas well, it's not like any of the dlang community is active on linked in or that linked in corperates care about actual programming or anything but corperate speak nonsense. It's a fake responsibility with all the options designed to sound like worknand like it helps job hunting, the real responsible thing is to purge and nuke the account.

Idk if there are 3 dlang groups or if mine got renamed, or if I triggered a domineo effect of others leaving groups and others finding the same false choices, but nuke the god damned hell from your life, 4chan is better for your mental health then mircosofts hell.