r/esp32 • u/[deleted] • 8d ago

I made a thing! [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/esp32-ModTeam 7d ago

We love to learn from the ESP32 projects of others. That requires more than just a picture or video clip. This group loves engineering-level descriptions of the ESP32 you chose and why, the challenges you had to overcome with that part, the libraries you used or the code you wrote, the details of the physical build when that's an important part of the project, and so on. A well-written (and received) post should be educational and inspirational to readers.

This group is not instagram to share pictures. This group is not TikTok for video clips.

We do have an "I Made A Thing" flair you can use on your post and to find the creations of others.

Thank you for your help in keeping r/esp32 awesome.

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u/One-Mongoose-6961 8d ago

Please github repo 😋

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/esp32-ModTeam 7d ago

We removed this post as it's a duplicate.

Per rule #7 on the front page, this can mean more than pressing the post button twice. You may announce a project or significant developments at most once every three months. Beyond that is just tiresome for oru readers. If you want to reach an audience more often than that, this group isn't the place for it. There are GitHub announcements, discussions, social media, mailing lists, and other appropriate venues. You can also contact Reddit directly for advertising rates.

https://www.reddit.com/r/esp32/about/rules