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 !!! note
 	**You do not need the server to do anything with hydrus! It is only for advanced users to do very specific jobs!** The server is also hacked-together and quite technical. It requires a fair amount of experience with the client and its concepts, and it does not operate on a timescale that works well on a LAN. Only try running your own server once you have a bit of experience synchronising with something like the PTR and you think, 'Hey, I know exactly what that does, and I would like one!'
 
-	**[Here is a document put together by a user describing whether you want the server.](https://github.com/Zweibach/text/blob/master/Hydrus/youDontWantTheServer.md)**
+	**[Here is a document put together by a user describing whether you want the server.](youDontWantTheServer.md)**
 
 ## setting up a server { id="intro" }
 
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+# You don't want the server
+The server.exe/server.py is the victim of many a misconception. You don't need to use the server to use Hydrus. The vast majority of features are contained in the client itself so if you're new to Hydrus, just use that.
+
+The server is only really useful for a few specific cases which will not apply for the vast majority of users.
+
+## The server
+The Hydrus server doesn't really work as most people envision a server working. When you sync with a Hydrus server you get everything it has, a complete copy. You can't have it host files which you can then search and selectively retrieve, it's all or nothing.
+
+## You don't want the server (probably)
+Do you want to remotely view your files? You don't want the server.
+
+Do you want to host your files on another computer since your daily driver don't have a lot of storage space? You don't want the server.
+
+Do you want to use multiple clients and have everything synced between them? You don't want the server.
+
+Do you want to expose API for Hydrus Web, Hydroid, or some other third-party tool? You don't want the server.
+
+Do you want to share some files and tags in a small group of friends? You might actually want the server.
+
+## The options
+Now, you're not the first person to have any of the above ideas and some of the thinkers even had enough programming know-how to make something for it. Below is a list of some options, see [this page](links.md) for a few more.
+
+### [Hydrus Web](https://github.com/floogulinc/hydrus-web)
+ - Lets you browse and manage your collection.
+
+### [Hydroid](https://github.com/thatfuckingbird/hydroid)
+ - Lets you browse and manage your collection.
+
+### [Animeboxes](https://www.animebox.es/)
+ - Lets you browse your collection.
+
+### [Database migration](https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/help/database_migration.html)
+ - Lets you host your files on another drive, even on another computer in the network.
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