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Link to IRC/Matrix room #19

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Evidlo opened this issue Jan 11, 2019 · 3 comments
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Link to IRC/Matrix room #19

Evidlo opened this issue Jan 11, 2019 · 3 comments
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Evidlo commented Jan 11, 2019

It would be nice if there were a centralized place to chat about the reMarkable and reMarkable development. The reMarkable subreddit has a Discord, but that doesn't jive with FOSS.

I propose the creation of an IRC room (e.g. #remarkable on Freenode) and linking it in the readme to encourage discussion surrounding the reMarkable and reMarkable development.

Might also want to advertise it on Reddit and the reMarkable wiki.

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CTXz commented Jan 15, 2019

I entirely agree that an IRC channel would be a great idea, however, for the same reason that we are not promoting the discord chat, nor the subreddit here, I would not promote an IRC chat channel here.

This issue has little to do with the content of our repository itself.

@Ameb , your opinion?

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Ameb commented Jan 15, 2019

I agree that a Riot/IRC/Matrix (even gitter) room/server would align better with the FOSS nature of the reMarkable community.
A few days ago i saw the (probably yours) post on reddit about Matrix. It was too short/hard to understand and users flagged it as spam.

The best thing of the current Discord is that some members of the reMarkable team are there, @patrickhisnibrataas and @sandsmark. Having them reading us is a great thing.

There are many discussions on the internet already on the topic of discord vs irc. The proper tool imho is the one most people would use, or the one with some kind of support (rM devs there).

I don't see the need for another communication channel, unless the rM team creates an official one (forums as example). The proper place for this discussion might be Discord.

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CTXz commented Jan 15, 2019

Alright, I'll close the issue now, since this topic doesn't have much to do with the awesome list itself. For further discussion, head out to discord or reddit.

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