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If it's just about engaging users, feel free to post wherever (though it's not gonna be anything major unless there's already plenty of engagement). As for having a dedicated project forum, I believe such a thing can be enabled in project settings on GitHub 🤔 |
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I know. I strive to use GH as less as I can. |
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…Incidentally, we used to have a dev team forum for this project, but those were apparently discontinued by GitHub. @jarun there seems to be an option to transfer those to organization discussions; I suggest that we use it: Also, opening repo discussions (for users/contributors) should be possible as well (though not by me as I have no access to repo settings). There might be a merit for doing so, to separate questions etc. from bug reports and feature requests. |
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Shall we open a forum on Libervia or Movim for the buku community?
It works well for the Berlin XMPP Meetup, which utilizes XMPP as its
main hub to organize its activities.
https://mov.im/node/pubsub.movim.eu/berlin-xmpp-meetup
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I have enabled the discussions feature for |
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I suggest to open a discussionforum at The DnD Sanctuary.
@OtterBrowser also has a forum there at https://dndsanctuary.eu/index.php?board=9.0
I want to make use of a forum insead of the issue tracker, in order to discuss matters that are indirectly related to buku.
This is the post that I want to post, yet I sense that not everyone would be interested to see it in their email inbox:
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