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What Slack channels should we have? #2
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As discussed in the BCNI session, how about |
In a smaller, but related Slack Team, I have channel setup that brings in (via IFTTT recipes) links to blog posts for various relevant product / engineering blogs. That blog list is small at the moment (and embarrassingly lacks Fusion's) but I find it really useful as a channel to be able to aggregate and browse updates. Here's the current list https://gist.github.com/oiler/1e2982d6cd8eda86e167 |
Good suggestion, Justen. I think we should also have |
That sounds right to me. Maybe even make #meta the default so all of the " **** joined " notices get dumped in to there instead of #watercooler? |
recommendation #2: events channel, maybe sorted by geo region? |
Some fairly generic ideas to start:
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Not sure if this is still live, but #futureofnews for these sorts of discussions? |
We haven't really broken into rooms yet because I don't think the conversation volume has necessitated it yet. Could happen in the near future.
Good suggestion :) @mwmott I've also sent a Slack invite to your Gmail address. |
@danielbachhuber Cool! Thanks very much. Also, this reminded me of Lonely Coders Club - nicarlcc.slack.com. |
We might also benefit from an |
How about a channel on #analytics/ metrics? |
#music |
If we want to add the product blog channel here, I have improved the logistics on my end. I'm now using feedly pro to build a collection and then sending that collection to bitly (public feedly collections still aren't available). The public bitly profile is here and the links have started to add themselves: IFTTT looks for updates to that bitly profile and will post links into a designated slack channel. The bitly connection works best because Slack is able to scrape the source URL of a bitly link and grab the proper meta data to display in the Slack channel. This is better than posting straight to Slack, since the URL's meta info is more reliable + consistent than the rss feeds. |
#python |
There are a bunch of good suggestion in here. Maybe we should do an informal poll in #watercooler this week? Give each suggestion an emoji, set some floor of upvotes (5-10?), and start with that batch? |
I'm up for whatever. I don't think we have the problem of too many rooms right now, so I'm open to creating some. |
i'm part of a slack group for the coding bootcamp i went to & the most useful channel is a #helpme. it's open to anyone to post coding problems and get help/feedback from the group. a help channel to focus on journo-code issues would be really great! |
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I have a general interest in Data Journalism. I am currently writing a book about Data Visualisation using D3 and want to discuss examples related to Data Journalism. I gave a couple of data journalism trainings in the middle east. I'd like to join your Slack group, though, I do not have a mail address at one of the orgs you mention there |
@gr33ndata Just sent you an invite 👍 |
Thank's Dave |
Hey y'all, |
We're starting out with
#watercooler
. As the number of members in the group grow, we'll want some sensible subgroups. By topic (e.g. open source or charting) and location (city or state) could be one approach.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: