On 5/1/2023 7:56 AM, Joshua C. Colp wrote:
On Mon, May 1, 2023 at 8:47 AM Sebastian Gutierrez <scg...@gmail.com
<mailto:scg...@gmail.com>> wrote:
George,
Maybe using GitHub discussions is a better way to have this
information and allows everybody to see and comment in a better
way than mailing lists.
We're split across the mailing lists and IRC currently, adding GitHub
discussions into the mix seems like adding a third option to things
and spreading this out even further. It's certainly possible that is
where developer stuff will go in the future, but whilst we try to
stabilize our GitHub usage I'm hesitant to throw more change into the
mix. Does anyone else have any thoughts?
I think posting this announcement to the mailing list was just fine.
They all serve different purposes:
* IRC is good for realtime chat, but not everyone is on there all the
time.
* Mailing lists are the best way of making announcements that everyone
needs to see, as everyone will see it eventually. I wouldn't have
seen the note about cherry picks with any other method.
* A website/wiki is a better permanent record of important information
for people to reference, but people aren't going to check these
regularly, only when they're looking for something, so not good for
announcements.
* Personally, I rarely look at the Discourse forum, and there's not
much there for developers
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