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    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    Welcome to liferay-docs chat!
    Jesse Rao
    @jrao
    Excellent! Now we have Zulip, Slack, and Gitter!
    Cody Hoag
    @codyhoag
    Cool! I've heard Gitter doesn't have a restriction on messages. That would be nice
    Michael Williams
    @mwilliams2014
    Hello folks
    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    Yeah; I joined this a week or so ago; liked it better than Slack, and then Ray today archived his blade Slack channel and brought it here.
    Jesse Rao
    @jrao
    yes, Slack's message limit is real handicap
    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    So I figured, it's free, it integrates well with Github; why not use it?
    Cody Hoag
    @codyhoag
    Yep, I've poked around a little this morning. I like it so far
    Jesse Rao
    @jrao
    Engineering isn't thinking of jumping ship from Slack to Gitter, are they?
    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    Jorge says they're "officially testing" Gitter. I think it's the 10,000 message limit that's the issue.
    Michael Williams
    @mwilliams2014

    Didn't realize slack had a limit

    I like the support of markdown in the chat
    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    Yeah, it's quite nice
    Cody Hoag
    @codyhoag
    Yeah; Markdown support is really nice
    Michael Williams
    @mwilliams2014
    Well played Sir
    Cody Hoag
    @codyhoag
    The Github emoticons will be awesome to use too! :goberserk: :godmode:
    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    Okay; I just added the badge to our README file.
    This is how good the Gitter integration with Github is: liferay/liferay-docs#130
    Cody Hoag
    @codyhoag
    nice!
    Russell Bohl
    @rbohl
    These gitter rooms are public, correct?
    Just confirmed by navigating here with Chrome, where I'm not signed in. So just keep that in mind.
    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    You should've gotten signed in automatically through GitHub.
    Russell Bohl
    @rbohl
    Yeah, what I'm saying though, is that the conversation can be viewed by anyone, even when not loggedin to github. I couldn't post when not loggedin, but I could see the whole converasation. Conversely, trying to navigate to the liferayeng part of slack without being loggedin did not work. These are public chat rooms in gitter.
    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    Yeah; that's because it's tied to an open repository (liferay-docs).
    Other rooms would be private
    Try this in a not-logged-in browser: https://gitter.im/liferay
    Russell Bohl
    @rbohl

    "You've tried to access liferay's private organization room and you do not belong to this organization.

    But you can still chat by simply selecting one of the public rooms below."

    [link to the liferay-docs room]

    Because Liferay is an organization, we have a private room, I think.
    this is a repo-room, which inherits its permissions from the repo
    Rich Sezov
    @sez11a
    If I added integration to the liferay-training-ee repo, it would be the same, because that repo is private.
    It inherits from the repo. If you can access the repo, you can access the chat.