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We should use something that isn't IRC that actually keeps a history.
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@evanplaice I think it is a good idea, but I'm not entirely sure we need that level of process.
One thing to keep in mind about node's consensus model is that while we require explicit sign off on the implementation we don't require people to explicitly agree, rather we give people an opportunity to dissent. I'd imagine that most times where we are trying to reach explicit consensus on something moving forward would happen in a PR.
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@MylesBorins video chat in discord is group dm only and limited to 10 people, but its a definite +1 for text chat from me, having full history is a must have for our discussions, plus we can get multiple channels for various topics.
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I would very much like to try Discord! I don't think video chat is a must have.
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https://gitter.im works great for real-time chats connected to GitHub repositories, in my experience.
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I did indeed mean Discord 🤦♂️
@Fishrock123 was mentioning the ability to do video chat on discord, and potentially being able to do the youtube streaming video from it, or perhaps trying another service like twitch. As this group is much larger than the average working group it may be worth exploring a new stack for doing live streamed meetings
/cc @Amorelandra has some advice on this
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It may be useful if we could establish a format for consensus issues
Title: Consensus: [issue]
Body
- the body starts with the
Status: blocking | confirmed
- the body contains details/specifics about the issue
- the body includes a
References
section that points to other issues related to the consensus
Comments
- each member posts/maintains one comment to present their viewpoint
- the comment starts with
Consensus: agree | disagree | abstain
- the body contains details/concerns
If this sounds beneficial, I can quickly make up a PR with a template.
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I feel like we had a good discussion about this today. Closing for now. Feel free to reopen or start a new conversation on this topic.
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@yjoyos Thanks for the idea, but I'm not sure I have time to debate with folks who are not members of this working group. You just signed up for GitHub, and have no history whatsoever. How do we know you're not just astroturfing for this Zulip product?
@MylesBorins Should we lock this repo down to the invited members? Signal vs. noise, and all…
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No need to be sorry. We're trying to get a specific kind of work done, and this issue is all about the risks of losing focus. I'm glad to know that Zulip exists.
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discourse isn't really a chat service, is it? More of a forum, very similar in functionality to github issues. If we're just looking to separate actual issues or tasks with discussion, we could use github team discussions, since it's already integrated into the team.
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we really need a more instant sort of chat to prevent against the enormous books of text we all tend to write on more forum based solutions like github
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I think @MylesBorins might have meant Discord?
Discord or Slack for me. Slack has a slight advantage in its threads support. I’ve used Gitter a long time ago and wasn’t a great fan but am willing to try it again.
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Or IRC, which has been very effective in my discussions with @devsnek and @bmeck.
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I strongly dislike Discord's UI; I'd prefer IRC and to have a logging bot in the channel for those without a bouncer.
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