kilon.alios wrote
> https://discord.gg/F6nAd
That link does not work. The new one is http://discord.gg/Sj2rhxn
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K'mon Kilon, we need more agreement and cohesion and you bring Discord to
this community! ;-)
Esteban A. Maringolo
2016-09-08 18:35 GMT-03:00 Dimitris Chloupis :
> Yeap that's definetly a plus however it won't be free if you decide to use
> rocket server which gives
Yeap that's definetly a plus however it won't be free if you decide to use
rocket server which gives Discord the edge here.
On Fri, 9 Sep 2016 at 00:23, Brad Selfridge wrote:
> Plus, you can setup your own chat server
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Dimitris Chloupis
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> Well it's a free world after all , so you are welcome to use whatever
> you like.
Sure. ;)
> But on the one hand you talk about safety and then you mention IRC
> which is the polar opposite to safety.
Well,
Plus, you can setup your own chat server
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Hmm I am blind it has mobile clients after all. Looks like I will be
testing it out soon. The more the merrier ;)
On Fri, 9 Sep 2016 at 00:02, Dimitris Chloupis
wrote:
> Well it's a free world after all , so you are welcome to use whatever you
> like.
>
> But on the one
Well it's a free world after all , so you are welcome to use whatever you
like.
But on the one hand you talk about safety and then you mention IRC which is
the polar opposite to safety.
I also consider another chat client , rocket chat
https://rocket.chat
This one is open source using our
On Thu, 08 Sep 2016 19:36:24 +
Dimitris Chloupis
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> Minor correction Discord is not free software but it offers all its
> services for free. So it's not like Pharo after all.
When we speak about 'services for free', I'm always suspicious in regard
to
Hold your horses we still testing it out. No need to rush things. Stick
with Slack, that's fine.
I don't know about linking Slack and Discord. Personally I don't see the
point, when we created Slack , the IRC channel died out. The same will
happen to slack if discord proves as good as we assume
+100
On Thu, Sep 8, 2016 at 9:25 PM, Dimitris Chloupis
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> The main reason why Unreal has abandoned Slack is the reason I made the
> Discord server and that is 10.000 messages limit. Not only Slack asks
> payment for more but it also deletes anything that passes that
Is there a way to link Slack with Discord? I remember people asking for a
IRC gateway when I setup the Slack channel, don't know whether they still
use IRC or the gateway at all.
I could change easily, I don't like the fact that I'll have to install
another app in my phone... but whatever... no
The main reason why Unreal has abandoned Slack is the reason I made the
Discord server and that is 10.000 messages limit. Not only Slack asks
payment for more but it also deletes anything that passes that limit.
For me and Esteban and I suspect many people that's unacceptable when there
a ton of
Hi Kilon,
Why move there? Just because Unreal is using it and dropped Slack doesn't
mean it doesn't work for a small community like ours.
I would avoid adding noise here and stick with what already works. It took
us some time to reach ~250 members in https://pharoproject.slack.com/.
Thanks all of the people who joined us we are already 14 members including
2 administrators me and Esteban. Discord has passed this daily test, it
supports markup which means you can paste Pharo code with Smalltalk syntax
highlighting, it previews links, edit messages, has YouTube and Twitch
I have been aware about Discord for some time now , but I never used it
because both Pharo and Unreal channels are on Slack. From my small
experience with it, it seemed much more superior to Slack with added bonus
that is completely free (open source ) and with no restrictions unlike
Slack.
But
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