Matthew (and Neil), hello.
(and being conscious of Neil's implied suggestion that this may be
drifting off-topic for the list)
On 9 Feb 2016, at 1:26, Matthew Butterick wrote:
Neil's critique ought not be lightly dismissed.
Oh, I certainly didn't intend to _dismiss_ Neil's critique (and
Neil, hello.
Separately from the question about the wisdom or not of a Slack/IRC
bridge, you mentioned
On 7 Feb 2016, at 20:31, Neil Van Dyke wrote:
much less bridged to this billion-dollar data-grabbing intermediary
Slack dotcom.
Is that a thing that Slack do?
I've previously been
The Slack channel that mirrors the messages in the IRC hasn't seen any messages
in the last few days. I checked the archives and there are a few messages in
the Slack channel that didn't make it across the bridge into irc-land either.
Would whoever set up the bridge between the two be willing
It's too late now, but an opinion for students who will go on to develop
systems over the next few decades...
IMHO, it might have been better if the IRC channel had never been
logged/archived in the first place, much less bridged to this
billion-dollar data-grabbing intermediary Slack dotcom.
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