I am super tempted to move us over to slack.
I don’t like having the request process barrier of entry for people though.
Yeah the only benefit I see with Gitter is the easier signup. But overall I hate using it in comparison. No offense to Gitter devs. :)
and it seems very easy to miss notifications in gitter
give email address, wait for email, click link in email, enter fname, lname, click next, enter password, click join
That initial login hit sucks but it's not a factor once you're finally signed up.
to talk to us
would be nice to just be on slack but the signup sucks
I agree
so @ejsmith @BillHenning are we just going to include hidden and fixeded errors on the stack page by default
I think we should do that so you always see the events on that stack
I could also add * to include hidden and fixed
Fixed errors should always show on stack though.
Hidden were already hidden from that page, no? Meaning they shouldn't show up if the user intentionally did that unless they do the * filter or hide:false (or whatever it is).
just not the fixed or hidden ones since you are looking at a specific stack
- isn’t for stack
the * is for every place else
Meaning hidden should still default to hiding on the stack page.
I don’t think it should be applied either.
hiding or fixing is really something that is done at the stack level, but we put it on events too because we don’t want them showing up in event lists.
but on a stack, you are specifically on that stack
I think you should see both hidden and fixed
If hiding stacks, then I agree with what you said.
@jamie94bc why is that?
we can have a bunch of people in a room and it’s free, but it just sucks because the signup process is more involved than just clicking to join a room.
that is what we would use.