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What's your experiences with Debian and Rocky as a homeserver OS?
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Why did they make that choice? I am on this version right now, didn't know it was unstable. I found it very difficult to have information regarding the docker images in general, it's a pity we don't have a few lines explaining what the content is.
It's more like "latest" tracks unstable, because unstable evolves much faster and it puts out versions more often. Unfortunately there's a practice going around that makes people just the :latest tag for everything and they don't always stop to consider the implications (which may be different for each project).