I miss the old IndieHackers website, so I started an alternative
A public group "Indie Makers" by Xavier Coiffard caters to Indie Hackers for strategy, marketing, launches, and networking. With 41 members, it features a leaderboard led by Ayush Chaturvedi. Access at skool.com/indie-makers-5425.
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The text describes a public group called "Indie Makers" created by Xavier Coiffard, aimed at Indie Hackers. The group focuses on discussions related to building strategies, marketing, launch processes, and networking with other Indie makers. It serves as a platform for sharing progress and learning from peers. The group currently has 41 members and offers a leaderboard showcasing the top contributors over the past 30 days, with Ayush Chaturvedi leading the board. The group's website, skool.com/indie-makers-5425, provides access to the community.
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7 commentsUsing HN is kind of giving me a nice "easy time" without colors, images or animations. Using a site that has a lot of visually "loud" elements takes away energy from me.
Another aspect that would be nice is if everybody would announce the city they are in, so people could come together for local "builder meetups".
Not sure what to make of this without context.
edit:
ok for everyone else:
skool seems like a community forum, where everyone can create their own community, sort of like reddit (?), except the top communities all seems a little... scammy and off
IndieHackers was some forum for ... indie hackers. That closed.
This is someone opening a new forum on skool that is named IndieHackers, but is otherwise un-affiliated with the old indiehackers.
Skool is filled with a huge number of scammers and is also run by blatant scammers like Alex Hormozi, a new Tai Lopez.
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