Proxybunker Introduction

[Proxybunker]

Hello everyone, im @Proxybunker and this is my sngine community help and support forums

I was once a very active member of the babia.to community. I joined in 2021 when it was a vibrant hub, and I helped many users. Although I'm not a software developer or coder, I have a good understanding of servers and how to set them up. However, there was always one issue at babiato: many users viewed the community solely as a free resource rather than a place to seek and provide support. As a result, users were often reluctant to help one another.

So I picked a script that I have been working with for years, and decided to build a help and support community around it for everyone

I'm still very much a part of the babiato community and always will be

Thanks for reading my introduction

 

[csmedia]

Hi!

I like the URL! I am a content creator, and starting a new site based on the great SME sngine!

 

[alen]

Hello everyone, im @Proxybunker and this is my sngine community help and support forums

I was once a very active member of the babia.to community. I joined in 2021 when it was a vibrant hub, and I helped many users. Although I'm not a software developer or coder, I have a good understanding of servers and how to set them up. However, there was always one issue at babiato: many users viewed the community solely as a free resource rather than a place to seek and provide support. As a result, users were often reluctant to help one another.

So I picked a script that I have been working with for years, and decided to build a help and support community around it for everyone

I'm still very much a part of the babiato community and always will be

Thanks for reading my introduction

Hey @Proxybunker, great to see what you’re building!


Your journey really resonates with me — especially the part about wanting to create a space where support and collaboration are valued just as much as free access. It’s refreshing to see someone take that step forward and actually build the kind of community they wished existed.


I admire the initiative you’ve taken with the sngine-based support forum. Having a strong grasp of servers and setup goes a long way, especially when paired with a community-first mindset. I’m looking forward to seeing how this space grows and hopefully contributing where I can.


Wishing you the best with this project — and glad to hear you’re still keeping the spirit of babiato alive in your own way!