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[MikrowizardOfficial]

I haven’t seen the original post, but I have had a quick look at the site.

The contents are the usual technobabble/mumbo-jumbo as most (usually crappy) commercial softrware (or SAAS) sites around, I am not surprised that it was taken for some kind if spam/advertisement/self-promotion.

If I may, there are several issues with the site, as I see it, some very understandable as it is a new thing, some not so much.

There are some bold statements, like:

We are professional software engineers with more than 10 years of experience in managing routers

but no company info, no technical references, nothing.

The github repository is a bunch of files, with not even 10 lines explaining what is it.

Your privacy policy - as is - is not valid/compliant with GDPR, you MUST identify yourself (your company) and provide means to reach you (besides the site name or domain).

You need a proof reader, the word “registration” is spelt “Registeration” in a couple of places, there is “Default Login Conditionals :” and “Default Login Creditionals :”(I believe you mean Credentials)
Typos are usually seen as a sign of sloppiness, which is the exact opposite of what is expected from this kind of software/service.

The non-docker pre-requisites seem (to me) a nightmare:

• install nginx
• install redis
• install PostgreSQL
• install MikroFront
• install MikroMan

Besides Python.

While the list of supported operating systems is a tad bit “limited”:

• Ubuntu 20.04+

@reextended
I believe the engitech reference is to a Wordpress template, coincidentally called “engitech”:
https://themeforest.net/item/engitech-it-solutions-services-wordpress-theme/25892002

Thanks for your feedback I will check it all and try to provide better content and fix all you mentioned, we are really at the beginning and it is only a few days since we launched!
Give us a few days and it will be better

for the operating systems, Ubuntu is just a starter. it will be more!
for the installation script or installation process we are working on it!

Also please note that we didn’t release the first version and it is in the beta stage. I am here to just get feedback and find friends or volunteers for testing!
I will ask if anyone with feedback please continue at Introducing MikroWizard: An Open-Source Solution for MikroTik Router Management as we started our topic