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# Frequently Asked Questions
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## Can I get free Nitro?
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We Fosscord developers and server administrators can't grant you free nitro at discord.com.
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A Fosscord instance administrator may choose to grant you free nitro or its equivalent powers in its own instance.
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Do not beg for free Nitro in Fosscord Github repository, or in Fosscord Official Development Guild.
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## Why are we reimplementing and extending the Discord protocol?
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1. Despite its API complexity, underlying working principle of the protocol is quite simple. No complex conflict resolution like, say, Matrix.
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2. People want persistent decentralised chats. Also to speak, Discord's event ordering is strictly linear, which again simplifies server, client and bot development.
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3. Discord protocol has event authorisation finality, which simplifies the server design.
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4. The server does most of the heavy lifting, which allows for more easy client and bot development.
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5. There are many bots for Discord that can be modified to use a Fosscord instance.
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6. We love free software. Hence our server is licensed under Affero GPLv3, and some other parts are licensed under GPLv3.
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7. We embrace and love third party clients. The more clients there are, the harder for Discord Inc. to shut down this project.
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8. Discord's security model is based on the enforcement of well-formedness throughout the protocol. And this is great for achieving security without an extensive lock-in.
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## By when will the version/feature X have been available?
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As always, we don't give ETAs; because users tend to reinterpret ETAs as committed due dates.
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## When is the next stable version going to be released?
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When it's ready.
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## Setup
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### Apache2 is currently not supported.
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A reverse proxy is when you take a web server, for our example, NGINX and you ue it to redirect traffic on port 80/443 to port 3001, but to
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your browser, it still appears as port 80/443
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- Specialized website hosting services, that don't give you root access to a server
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- Online code collaboration sites like [**replit**](https://replit.com) or [**glitch**](https://glitch.com)
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- Hosting with ngrok - you will not be able to use attachments (send files/images) as you do not have a static domain name
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## [Database Setup (MariaDB)](DATABASE/)
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## [Securing your instance (NGINX)](HTTPS/)
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## [Reverse Proxy/HTTPS (NGINX)](HTTPS/)
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