Re: Slack community for Django

Thank you for acknowledging Nick. Best, Deep S On Wed, Jul 17, 2019, 17:29 Nick Sarbicki wrote: > Cheers for the feedback Deep, > > Sadly given the scale of the current community it would cost up to around > 1.6 million USD per year to use enterprise slack. > > I know some OSS communities

Re: Slack community for Django

Cheers for the feedback Deep, Sadly given the scale of the current community it would cost up to around 1.6 million USD per year to use enterprise slack. I know some OSS communities have this enabled for free, slack has been approached about this but have sadly declined to give pyslackers the

Re: Slack community for Django

Thank you, folks, for the super prompt and really helpful response. *Two points:* 1. It seems we are using the free version of Slack for

Re: Slack community for Django

Hello *@Deep* Yes there is https://pyslackers.com/web join the *Django Channel * I think we are just used to the* Google Mail Lis*t  *Regards,* *Gilwell Muhati | +254 710 739 116 |* *~~“The mind is its own place and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven…”~~John Milton * On

Re: Slack community for Django

Hi Deep, I'm not sure if there is currently a dedicated django community (there was an unofficial one but I believe it was converted into the yellow ant community). We do however have a dedicated python community with a very active Django channel. It's linked on the PSF site here:

Slack community for Django

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Slack community for Django

[I have sent this as an email to DSF via Contact Us form, cross-posting it here in case this is a better place to communicate] Hello, A lot of large scale open source projects have a dedicated Slack community, some examples are Kubernetes, Golang, etc. Slack has become defacto communication