[Kalebbroo]

I agree as I also prefer to set up my system myself without any extraneous junk.

That said, you are still missing the point of the community list. The main reason for contributing to the list is not for yourself but for others. Hence the reason that I have contributed to the list even though I do not use it to autotune myself.

If you need a selfish reason to contribute then yes the list does still act as a backup because you can always consult it manually (through the link in post #1) to find your links and configurations. You can also consult it manually to find new configurations to add manually to your setup. Which I suspect many people do as several posters have asked the best way to check for updates to the list.

Even if you deem autotuning to be useless, the list itself still has utility. Think of it as a storage bin that you can refer to whenever you are looking for new items to add to your own setup.

In the past (at least) two months only THREE people have contributed anything to the list. Luna, myself, and one other person who contributed ONCE (which I am not complaining about because at least he contributed).

The fact of the matter is that people have things that they could contribute but they don't, likely due to ignorance, laziness, or greed.

I do not use the list while autotuning. I look up what channels I would like to add and edit my settings2 file. I enjoy sharing the channels I have found but they don't seem to be getting added to the list.

I have tried to add 2 RSS channels and 2 youtube playlists. They do not show up on the list tho. Is there some approval process that it needs to go through? Or am I doing it wrong. I click edit file at the top, then add my info, then click suggest patch. Is there something different I should do to add to the community list?