UNACMS Community activities

Has anyone else observed that UNACMS isn’t being talked about on Reddit or other communities anymore? It seems like the visibility has dropped.

The product is incredibly powerful, but poorly marketed… as we grow, we want to align with modern and vibrant platforms that energize their communities, attract new users, and keep the conversation active both inside and outside the official forums.

@Andrey Yasko @LeonidS @Alex T⚜️ @Rene and @UNA Inc I’ve been reflecting on the state of the UNACMS ecosystem, and I see something important:

UNA is an incredibly powerful product, but the wider world doesn’t know it. There is almost no conversation happening on Reddit, YouTube, X, or external communities. As UNA developers and platform owners, this lack of visibility affects all of us.

I genuinely believe this isn’t just a challenge — it’s an opportunity.

I would be happy to contribute toward strengthening the public presence of UNACMS, helping with marketing direction, content ideas, and community outreach. My goal is to align UNA with a more modern, vibrant, and visible ecosystem that reflects the strength of the product.

If the team is open to it, I’d love to support UNACMS’s growth in any capacity that makes sense — whether that’s community engagement, marketing support, or working together to expand UNACMS’s visibility across platforms.

Thx Lisa...

Seriously guys... I’m not suggesting that our platforms should rebrand as UNA or UNACMS. We absolutely keep our own identity, vision, and competitive direction.

What I’m saying is that increased visibility around UNACMS itself — through better marketing, community engagement, and external presence — could attract more developers, contributors, and creators into the ecosystem. And that benefits all of us.

The stronger UNACMS becomes publicly, the more innovation, modules, support, and collaboration we can expect as a community.

I don't think anything has slowed down; it's just that there are many people here who either refuse to share their experiences or prefer not to reveal their know-how. And then there are many who don’t even say thank you when someone helps them.

Regarding marketing — personally, I would prefer if there were official support teams in each country, or at least in several key regions. It would significantly improve promotion and, most importantly, increase trust in this great product.

If there is interest, I would be happy to take on a role in cooperation with the @unateam in two countries(Czech/Slovak), where I could use my experience with promotion, installations, servers, and support in three languages, etc. Everything is, of course, negotiable. I’m not pushing anything — I’m simply offering an idea on how to expand awareness and opportunities for UNA.

@PavelS Thanks for sharing your perspective — I really appreciate it.

I agree with you that many people here keep their experiences to themselves, and it does make the community feel quieter than it actually is. And yes, the lack of feedback or even a simple “thank you” can make participation feel one-sided at times.

Your idea about regional support teams is a strong one. Official presence in key countries would definitely increase trust, visibility, and credibility for UNA. It also creates a sense of structure and professionalism that new users look for.

And I love that you’re willing to take the lead in your region. That’s exactly the kind of proactive energy we need.

My point was simply that UNA is powerful, but its presence outside this site is almost invisible. Even strong regional support teams will need a higher level of global visibility and marketing to bring new developers, contributors, and clients into the ecosystem.

I don’t think our ideas conflict at all — they actually complement each other.

Local support builds trust.

Global visibility attracts interest.

Together, they create momentum that benefits every platform built on UNA.