On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 8:09 AM, Benjamin Francis <[email protected]> wrote:
> ... > I think Slack is mainly being used by people to share research findings > and ideas and the fact that its relatively lower volume of messages makes > it easier to keep up asynchronously across time zones. The #fxos IRC > channel is still the right place to discuss all things Firefox OS, > including this initiative. > > It looks like if you have an @mozilla.com email address you can sign > yourself up but other community members will need to request an invite. > This isn't ideal and I'm not sure if there's a way to make it public, but > Slack is a useful tool for collaboration so I guess it's a tradeoff. > Not to be a total jerk, but we already have 2 other instances that I know about: https://fxos-v3.slack.com/ https://mozilla.slack.com/ Just curious, but why aren't we using one of those existing Slacks? Kind of have Slack sign-up overload over here among all the others I've hopped onto over the past year. -- [email protected] http://lmorchard.com {web,mad,computer} scientist; {tech,scifi} writer; home{brew,roast}er; Mozillian
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