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Set up IRC logging #120

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jarkkojs opened this issue Dec 20, 2018 · 12 comments
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Set up IRC logging #120

jarkkojs opened this issue Dec 20, 2018 · 12 comments

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@jarkkojs
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Many of the issues are not actually issues/tasks but merely discussions. I think it'd be good idea to set up mailing list. I found this: https://www.freelists.org/. Any other comparable service would be fine too.

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@baconpaul
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I have no objections! If you do this and send a PR to the README.md with appropriate instructions on how to sub and stuff we can sweep that in. And I would join the list!

@esaruoho
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imho this current github-tickets / PRs as conversations is good because anyone can chime in anywhere. if you're not on the mailinglist, you don't know what's going on in there. here you can reference code directly, everyone sees the reference, it can be modified on-the-go. i've found these conversations fruitful and would have a great deal of trouble following them in a mailinglist environment where most of the time there's maybe 2-3 people there as opposed to 4-6. and code-reviewing PRs is pretty important to keep conversant, rather than "if i bump into a bug, i'll post it to the mailinglist, which person x who can fix it bug, doesn't read, it never gets fixed".

i've seen people try to split communication into telegram,slack,discord,signal,whatsapp,facebook groups,phpbb2 forums and it never works - 25% of the people involved adopt it, then it dies, then it hinders communication. here everything is at your fingertips, the repo, the commits, the PRs, the forked repos and their branches, direct linking to everywhere.

granted, i've not seen a github repo this verbose before, but i don't find it confusing, it's just different.

@jarkkojs
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The key problem is that issues get closed. Emails get archived.

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I guess I could work out the logging bot to the IRC channel and close this issue :) I'm used to contribute to the open source projects where Github is not involved. Everything, including patches, are sent to the mailing list. I'm into that kind of platform than Github but I see your point about split. Don't like Github workflow at all but I can live with it.

@jarkkojs
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Soon to be closed as soon as @esaruoho parts out the channel :) Then I set up ChanServ there and we get logging.

@esaruoho
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@jsakkine i just left the channel

@jarkkojs jarkkojs changed the title Mailing list Set up IRC logging Dec 22, 2018
@jarkkojs
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OK, so now I have ChanServ there and I get ops from it so the channel can be rejoined again. I will enable the logging a bit later today.

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https://freenode.logbot.info/surgesynth/ there it is.

@baconpaul
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Mind tossing in a pr to update the readme sometime?

@jarkkojs
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Done :)

@baconpaul
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Thanks!!

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