Le mer. 16 févr. 2022 à 18:55, Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org> a écrit : > > To repeat what I have written elsewhere on this topic in the past: > > Project communication channels should be: > > - Public. The decision making process should be open and visible to > everyone. It should also be easy for people to find. > > - Searchable. So anyone can look-up past discussions. > > - Asynchronous. To enable participation from a globally distributed > community. > > - ASF owned archive. So we always have access to past discussions. > > - Low overhead. Community members may not have access to powerful PCs > or high-speed and/or reliable internet. The lower the overhead of a > communication channel, the greater the potential for participation. > > - Usable off-line. Helps those with poor / intermittent / expensive > internet access and those who are off-line for other reasons (e.g. > traveling) > > > I wonder if something like matrix[1] could be a way to enable people to > communicate via their platform of choice whilst retaining our archived > mailing lists as the canonical view. > > Mark > > > [1] https://matrix.org/
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