shoutout to r/emacs community!hi guys, just want to say a big-big THANK YOU for all of you that help

shoutout to r/emacs community!hi guys, just want to say a big-big THANK YOU for all of you that helps people in need and spending optional time to respond to any thread(s) in here.story time!I was using emacs for a year and a half now (started off from just very simple blazingly fast vanilla config) to just be able to document everything from my tasks, cleaning up notes, zettelkasten, and everything via org-mode. learn everything from the beginning on how to navigate emacs within the emacs way possible. I love to tinker with it and still continuously learning functions, variables, etc.since everything looks more and more tangled, I decided to move into doom emacs and miraculously cut my config to be very-very small and it still looks good and comfortable to use it (albeit for taking notes). everything I did was fine tuning, reading a lot of docs, and of course THIS SUBREDDIT!stumbled upon every thread that has the same issue with me from the tartar sauce responses to the actual smarty mcsmartpants responses, everybody tries to help or flame, every inch of it... I love it. you guys gave everything for emacs through and through. hats off its not easy though, learning emacs lisp and bunch of testing about it I decide to make a step further to make it a functional environment to learn and code clojure. I believe the community uses emacs a lot for this and there is an actual REPL extension for clojure in emacs. developing lisp is easier in emacs for what I know and I can do it very fast thanks to learning and honing the emacs way and not using `evil`. and you guess it, a lot of it also came from this subreddit.coming from a 9 years vimmers (now nvim) and also a guy who made a plugin with it, also a guy who learns vimscript and then moving out to lua, fine tuning and shi, I also got through a lot there (I code daily using vim for my work but not from a lisp-family language) its very fun to see a lot of guys wanted to transition to emacs and EXPECT a lot here to do basically the same thing lol, where as me I try to see the other world and try to master both worlds differently.and you guys still respond them with a kind heart and guiding them to a world that is very odd and foreign to them so that they can align with what their needs without judging, its awesome though.all in all, amazing works you guys... just wanted to shoutout to everyone that builds this community alive, to the people, the one that made emacs so fine (plugin author, etc.) may you all being blessed in life and good luck on your journey. thank you very much! 🙏 https://redd.it/1w5r6by@r_emacs