Also one called CoCo Discord channel that has sub groups for other Tandy systems.
On Thursday, September 17, 2020, Doug Jackson <[email protected]> wrote: > Mentioning Discord actually reminded me to go and have a look. > > For anybody interested, there is already an active group with about a > hundred people called "Tandy & TRS-80 Computers" which covers off on the > whole family - There are heaps of subgroups for Model 1, Model 3-4-4P, > Model2, Model 100. > > And, yes, the ClassicCMP bot is there looking for messages. > > It is there if anybody is interested. > > Kindest regards, > > Doug Jackson > > em: [email protected] > ph: 0414 986878 > > > > > On Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 5:52 AM RETRO Innovations <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> No matter the choice, people will have varied comfort levels with it, >> Discord or IRC or other. >> >> That said, IRC has been around since at least 1991, so it's been >> possible to have a Model T channel for some time. The fact that one >> does not appear to be in use suggests most people who would use such a >> channel are not interested in doing so on IRC. >> >> I love IRC as well, but for those with an iPhone (I realize you have a >> PinePhone, and some have Androids where this is not such an issue), >> there are very few ways ot get IRC notifications on the device. IN >> today's world, having access to chat on the phone is more important that >> it has been before. >> >> The nice thing is that there is a "bot" for DIscord that will bridge an >> IRC channel and a Discord channel (The ClassicCMP group uses one, so >> I've seen it operate), reflecting comments in one system onto the other >> system. As such, I'd say it's a best of both worlds option. IRC for >> the dieHard IRCers, and Discord for those who wish a newer UI and some >> addition (optional) items like audio and video chat, etc.) >> >> Jim >> >
