Difference between revisions of "Discussion about slack vs wiki vs forum"
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* a kind-of-halfway house, where medium sized chunks can be added. Does not suite short replies (due to formatting and presentation), also "conversations" go off track, and you get way too many threads which under/overlap and require moderation. | * a kind-of-halfway house, where medium sized chunks can be added. Does not suite short replies (due to formatting and presentation), also "conversations" go off track, and you get way too many threads which under/overlap and require moderation. | ||
| − | * http://www.norwichhackspace.org/forum | + | * [http://www.norwichhackspace.org/forum] - not really active |
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| + | *[https://groups.google.com/g/norwich-hackspace] | ||
Revision as of 14:16, 12 October 2021
Slack
- instant real-time blah
- can add images easily
- notifies on changes
- can use on phones etc easily
wiki
- permanent data store
- can add rich, stylised, heirarchical, formatted, organised "website" content
- also "anybody can edit it" and it is maliable.
forum
- a kind-of-halfway house, where medium sized chunks can be added. Does not suite short replies (due to formatting and presentation), also "conversations" go off track, and you get way too many threads which under/overlap and require moderation.
- [1] - not really active
google group
- not really active
- [2]
