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@EatSleepBoost Yep! You can upgrade whenever you're ready. Also happy to set you up with a free Pro trial if you want.

@kravietz Hmm, that old page with reCAPTCHA shouldn't be linked anywhere on our site... Where are you navigating to it from?

Current signup / subscribe pages don't have reCAPTCHA:

https://write.as/start/trial
https://write.as/me/plan

@maloki I've been thinking about some kind of "publications" functionality for a bit (one discussion here: https://discuss.write.as/t/interested-in-building-a-larger-publication-on-write-as/503). Still just figuring out what that would need to entail. Would love to hear your ideas -- what would you like to see?

@g_love Thank you! Really glad you're liking it 😊

Now you can (finally) include an email subscription box on any Write.as post! (Including a static page, like this one: https://write.as/matt/subscribe)

Read more about this change on the forum:
https://discuss.write.as/t/new-in-labs-email-subscriptions/480/28

We're going to phase out our Casual plan for new users next month, as we move towards a focus on our apps and helping more #WriteFreely instances get started.

Read more on @intheopen: https://write.as/intheopen/casual-phase-out-and-whats-next

@danielmrose Definitely! Not a user myself, but I've heard of it, and would love to get your feedback on the integration once it launches.

@danielmrose Thanks, noted! Micro.blog actually uses a standard API (Micropub), so supporting them would also allow cross-posting to other platforms using that same standard. Definitely something we want to add.

Will keep you in the loop as we make progress on that!

@succfemboi Yeah, that's how we do it today.. Only parts of the app not included in the binary are static / template files. But there are no external dependencies.

@succfemboi What do you mean?

We like to talk about how lightweight #WriteFreely is by saying it's "light enough to run on a Raspberry Pi." But to actually do that, you'd need to go through the work of compiling everything yourself.

Well, not anymore. Now we'll be releasing ARMv7 builds that can run on a Raspberry Pi, starting with WriteFreely v0.10.

Download that build here:
https://github.com/writeas/writefreely/releases/tag/v0.10.0

@href Thanks! Fixed.