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DeckPacker, deckpacker@piefed.social
Instance: piefed.social
Joined: 5 days ago
Posts: 1
Comments: 3
I am a guy from southern germany. I like scouting, trains and computers. Politically, I would consider myself as a democratic socialist.
(For anyone wondering, yes this is from the same guy, as !DeckPacker@piefed.blahaj.zone)
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Posts and Comments by DeckPacker, deckpacker@piefed.social
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What’s wrong with a simple piefed community?
I think, that the vast majority of pieced developers is actively using piefed (or some piefed-compatible software) though, because otherwise, how would you even think of contributing to a project like that?
Is not breaking some peoples habits really worth all the negative aspects of realtime chat platforms like Zulip or Matrix?
I think there would be some huge upsides, if we explicitly told people on the codeberg page to post their questions to our forum instead of asking it on matrix/zulip.
Yeah, I’ve seen some projects use that, but I see no reason to, considering it’s not FOSS and piefed is really well suited for this exact purpose.
What’s wrong with a simple piefed community?
I think, that the vast majority of pieced developers is actively using piefed (or some piefed-compatible software) though, because otherwise, how would you even think of contributing to a project like that?
Is not breaking some peoples habits really worth all the negative aspects of realtime chat platforms like Zulip or Matrix?
I think there would be some huge upsides, if we explicitly told people on the codeberg page to post their questions to our forum instead of asking it on matrix/zulip.
Yeah, I’ve seen some projects use that, but I see no reason to, considering it’s not FOSS and piefed is really well suited for this exact purpose.
We should rethink how the communitcation channels for piefed devs work Question
So currently, we have two different closed-off developer chats on Zulip and Matrix. This means, that new devs will be confused about which channel to join and experienced devs have to actively look around in both channels for questions to answer. This seems like a really inefficient system, so we should at least decide on one official communication channel.