Acmebot repository will be moved under Polymind Inc. (no license or usage changes)

[shibayan]

To ensure the long-term stability and sustainability of Acmebot, I’ve decided to move the Acmebot repositories from my personal account (shibayan) to the organization managed by Polymind Inc., where I serve as the representative.

Why this change?

Acmebot started and has grown as a personal OSS project. As adoption and real-world usage have increased, I believe it’s important to have a more durable and stable structure to support:

• Long-term maintenance and continuity
• More predictable release and review processes
• Ongoing security fixes and operational stability

This move is purely about keeping Acmebot healthy and sustainable as an open-source project for the long run.

License and usage — nothing changes

• The license remains Apache License 2.0
• There are no changes to usage rights, redistribution, or modification
• Existing users — individuals and companies alike — are not affected

Acmebot will continue to be developed openly, with the same freedoms and transparency as before.

About Polymind Inc.

Polymind Inc. was established to focus on OSS and cloud-related software development and support.
For Acmebot, this means:

• OSS development will continue in the open, as it always has
• In parallel, Polymind Inc. will be able to offer optional commercial support for organizations that need it

This is intended to be a sustainable model where open source and commercial support can coexist without restricting OSS usage.

What stays the same

• Acmebot remains an open-source project
• Issues, pull requests, and community feedback are always welcome
• There is no obligation or requirement to use paid services

This transition is simply a step toward making sure Acmebot can continue to exist, improve, and be maintained over time.

Thank you for your continued support of Acmebot.

[JohnLBevan]

Sounds like a good call / thank-you for keeping us informed.

Please could you share a link to PolyMind's Github account, or their website? I've hunted and can find a few hits, but none sound like OSS maintainers beyond narrow scopes (e.g. a self-education app, or an AI solution). I'd love to look more into them, and confirm if the source code would still be in GitHub or under some other version control system.
The best match was https://www.polymindslabs.com/ - but there's very little on their site or in their related git org at present...

[shibayan]

We are still in the process of preparing, but the GitHub organization will be as follows. Since we are transferring this repository as-is, it should remain largely unchanged from before.

https://polymind.jp
https://github.com/polymind-inc