>It's thanks to a miraculous chain of events that we have it
That's true to an extent, but let's not overlook all the effort, hard work, development, struggles, dilemmas, debates, brainstorming, stress, crises, campaigns, trial & error, and so on that we've gone through to get here

It's always a little disheartening to see people speaking as if Heyuri as it stands before us today just exists out of nowhere or that we've lucked into anything, when really it's the result of 3+ years of individuals sacrificing time, money, and effort to make it happen, as well as countless contributions from users, active monitoring and action from volunteers, and people imparting decades of knowledge & experience to help guide us through all the common (and less common) pitfalls that have destroyed so many others

More than anything else, Heyuri is the product of passion and perseverance - it is no accident