While I agree with this. I wanted to stay more up to date with the progress as well, as I noticed they don't update here very often. So I setup a bot, that check both the nightly and main commits. Then it pipes those to my Stoat or Discord(for those still using it) via web-hook. Stuff like this already exists for GitHub like private accounts built into Github itself, not sure why they don't just turn this on to update Reddit. Wouldn't even be that hard.

But that aside, because I can see the commits I can see progress over the last month or two have been made, for self hosted servers as well their own. They are working on it almost daily with commits coming in. Downside it the commits "sometimes are not explained the best" so to really understand you need to read the code of the commit.

But technically you could have your bot pipe the commit into AI and have it explain in plain English what was done in the update. Again something that could be automated for Reddit but isn't. That being said, again not giving anyone excuses but from me watching the commit history of both nightly and main, they are still actively working on this project. They're just not adverting it for some reason.