> > Discourse it just flat-out easier to admin: individuals can flag posts, > automatic spam detection, site-wide admins instead of per-list, ability to > split topics, ability to lock topics, ability to "slow down" topics, > time-limited suspensions, etc. I quit being an admin for any ML beyond > python-committers because I found it too frustrating to deal w/ when > compared to the tools I have on discuss.python.org. >
Personally, I never found administering mailing lists to be all that challenging. Also, I think it's worth taking into consideration what works best for users, not just admins. There are far more interactions with discussion media by users than administrators. My personal preference as a user is for mailing lists (everything is funneled through the same user interface rather than several not-quite-identical forum and social media interfaces - I do more than just Python stuff online, and suspect many other people do). Still, I understand that I am a dinosaur and the world is changing, so I shouldn't be surprised that a meteor is approaching. Skip >
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