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Reasons why we haven’t picked Slack (and other tools) for Rust: lack of sophisticated moderating and boundary setting tooling. Slack is especially hard because it is - by design - not built for open communities.
twitter.com/SlackHQ/status…
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Is there a chat tool better suited to this purpose?
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Florian Gilcher ∠(・.-)―〉 →◎
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Zulip, Discord, almost anything else.
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InsanityBit
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Can't you ban people from slack? Or is it particularly limited in this area?
Agree that it isn't built for open communities.
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Florian Gilcher ∠(・.-)―〉 →◎
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You can just completely remove them, but hat has to be done by a full admin, there’s no mods.
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Alvaro García
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What about Matrix? It is similar to IRC, but modern.
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caroline sinders
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Ty!
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Nicolás Álvarez
@nicolas09F9
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Ugh, why do people still propose Slack for communities?
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໓ฯlคຖ ໓p¢
@DPC_22
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Because most people use slack in their companies so people are familiar with it
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