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Thanks @SethTisue ! I only have one comment.
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* **[scala/center](https://gitter.im/scala/center)**: for discussions about Scala community governance, processes, the Scala Platform, and projects going on at the Scala Center. | ||
* **[scala/contributors](https://gitter.im/scala/contributors)**: for contributors to discuss work on changes to Scala. | ||
* **[scala/moocs](https://gitter.im/scala/moocs)**: for talking about the Scala Center's online courses |
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Is there a replacement for this room? I am not very familiar with Discord, but I couldn’t find an equivalent channel. Should we redirect users of https://gitter.im/scala/moocs to the scala-users Discord channel?
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Traffic in the old room was so sparse that I don't think it matters.
Rather than take the existence of the old room as a precedent and starting point, I would suggest starting over and asking: do you want a room, is there a need for a room, will somebody involved with the MOOCs monitor it?
The old room got very little traffic, so I personally don't see a need for a room unless you're prepared to publicize it and make efforts to send people there.
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* **[scala/center](https://gitter.im/scala/center)**: for discussions about Scala community governance, processes, the Scala Platform, and projects going on at the Scala Center. |
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Same question here, maybe we should create a scala-center channel?
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Well, up to you guys, but I would say no unless the Center has someone who is prepared to monitor it. The old Gitter room was not very active and even when someone did ask a question there, it often wasn't responded to.
I'm going ahead and merging this based on Seb's approval, but further edits remain possible, of course! |
(Though the PR is merged and the issue is closed, I'm still working on the checklist. Gitter only lets you export one room's data every 3 hours.) |
The sidebar on https://old.reddit.com/r/scala does not appear to be updated. I don't know reddit well enough to know if that requires a separate change. |
Fixed, thanks! |
Discord link: https://discord.com/invite/scala
fixes #1256
there is also previous discussion at https://users.scala-lang.org/t/can-we-have-an-official-scala-discord-server/5157
The official go-ahead to do this from the Scala Center is #1256 (comment) ; so we're only looking for feedback on details, not on whether the changeover is happening at all. (Almost everybody has already voted with their feet, anyway.)
related todos: