I have noticed that some of the other PowerPlay teams have formed up using the Slack app for real-time communications between commanders. Just wondering if we have one for Arissa Lavigny-Duval.
Powerplay Faction: Arissa Lavigny-Duval Is There a Slack Team for Arissa Duval?
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Well there's a Discord server, which is like a combination of Slack-like text comms and Voice:
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People outside the groups never voiced much desire for a Slack channel, and as it requires moderation we (the subreddit mod team) haven't had the manpower to spare for that.
The groups have their own comms platforms (TS, Slack, etc), and the subreddit itself has served for the bulk of text-based discussions etc. As you may know, having our sub-forum here is a relatively new thing (coming about only after what, 4 months of Powerplay?), and as a result is not much used in comparison to all the other platforms.
If someone does set one up, and is willing to moderate it, I'd be more than happy to post about it, link to it, and reference it to get people in.
There is a (not so) small thing to keep in mind about Slack (the unpaid version at least) - people cannot be removed, even by the owner or an admin, which has a few important ramifications for moderation, security, etc.
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People outside the groups never voiced much desire for a Slack channel, and as it requires moderation we (the subreddit mod team) haven't had the manpower to spare for that.
The groups have their own comms platforms (TS, Slack, etc), and the subreddit itself has served for the bulk of text-based discussions etc. As you may know, having our sub-forum here is a relatively new thing (coming about only after what, 4 months of Powerplay?), and as a result is not much used in comparison to all the other platforms.
If someone does set one up, and is willing to moderate it, I'd be more than happy to post about it, link to it, and reference it to get people in.
There is a (not so) small thing to keep in mind about Slack (the unpaid version at least) - people cannot be removed, even by the owner or an admin, which has a few important ramifications for moderation, security, etc.
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