iniversity.js.org

[iniversity]

• There is reasonable content on the page (see: No Content)
• I have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions
  The site content can be seen at [https://github.com/iniversity/ini_varsity]

The site content is ... "Tests, Runs and Projects for Philosophical, Educational and Higher Learning, (html, css and js are mostly used in a single file format).

[MattIPv4]

Please could you provide some more detail on what exactly the content will be on your site, and a justification for how it is directly related to the JavaScript community/ecosystem -- why is it something a JavaScript developer would be interested in more-so than anyone else?

[MattIPv4]

A js.org subdomain cannot target itself. The value here needs to be the location of your content, such as a GitHub Pages site.

[iniversity]

Yikes! Got it. Initially, I had it correct. I'll make the changes.

[iniversity]

Please could you provide some more detail on what exactly the content will be on your site, and a justification for how it is directly related to the JavaScript community/ecosystem -- why is it something a JavaScript developer would be interested in more-so than anyone else?

Sure. No Problem.
The projects I have are utility tools that I have built and designed using JavaScript. With the help right now with "No-Code" application builders, I still find it refreshing to dabble into coding, especially with JavaScript and Html5, Web3.0, and Python. I have gotten over a few hurdles, thanks to the JavaScript community and forums, so I am here to contribute. If the community needs a JS for "A signature Pad," "A stand alone Paint Canvas," "Molecule Reaction Viewer," "Ancient Philosophical Card Match Game," or a "Valentine's Day Animated Card," these are the few Builds I have within InIversity's repositories. Some, I am still building on privately, and the others I have open to the public to fork and rebuild.
I've been designing and building small puzzle learning games based on Ancient Philosophy and Special Holidays. I have spent over 20 years as a front-end designer and builder, working on open-source, as well as, innovative approaches and concepts all with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I've always have had a passion for my most difficult challenges, such as, I am passionate about guitars, yet it is the hardest instrument for me. Same with JavaScript, I use it often, but thanks to github, and few people I know, I have learnt more and more over time, JavaScript is needed for, maybe not all, but most builds, language scripts and design.

[MattIPv4]

I have learnt more and more over time, JavaScript is needed for, maybe not all, but most builds, language scripts and design.

This I agree with, and it alone is not justification for a JS.org subdomain. What I didn't really ascertain from your description of the page is what about it is specific directly to the JavaScript ecosystem/community more-so than anyone else? From what you've described, they're just random projects that happen to be built with JS which, as you point out, is common to most sites on the internet.

[iniversity]

I have learnt more and more over time, JavaScript is needed for, maybe not all, but most builds, language scripts and design.

This I agree with, and it alone is not justification for a JS.org subdomain. What I didn't really ascertain from your description of the page is what about it is specific directly to the JavaScript ecosystem/community more-so than anyone else? From what you've described, they're just random projects that happen to be built with JS which, as you point out, is common to most sites on the internet.

Gratitude for the opportunity. The platform we are on... "Github," I am still learning. The JavaScript ecosystem/community in which you mentioning, have always been an intriguing place where I get tons of information. To answer your question, once again, despite my obfuscation, the nepotism, and barriers to entry, I designed page, which is still in the build, initially to be present and exchange ideas, information and open-source works, to collaborate. InIversity is an organization to help inspire, encourage and sponsor designers and JavaScript builders in the community, hence the name "InIversity," open to share, contribute, and maintain what one calls an "ecosystem."
If it's not my time, I innerstand and overstand, as well as comprehend.
Thanks again!

[iniversity]

Changed the cname to the correct domain

[indus]

As stated in the readme I'm not accepting requests for pages without content. I´m going to close this.
Given your description I also doubt that this will meet our requirements of "reasonable" "JS-related" content in the near future.

But there are a variety of similar services that may fit better.