[ripe-list] The Future of Discussion Lists

There are those of us that live in distant timezones, where a real-time comms/chatting tool would be of minimal value, and might have the effect of removing us from the conversation.  I think you may also find that those tools may not be available or accessible in secured work environments such as the one I am in.

When I look back over the last few years, I am also concerned about moderation in such an environment. Things can move very quickly in a real-time chat environment.

I am for moving forward, I just ask that we ensure that it is in a controlled and inclusive fashion.

Jim




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Tim Bruijnzeels wrote on 28/05/2023 18:54:
> [...] They are also archived, which helps this.
the more fundamental issue here is whether the content should be self-hosted or hosted using a third party content hosting system. I.e.
if the third party becomes unworkable or disappears entirely, what happens the content?

Nick

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