Greg11
20. Juni 2016 um 12:37
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Is there a live or private communication element to Discourse? More like IRC or chat than forum?
There are personal messages (which can have multiple participants, if required) - or you can set up private categories.
steko
20. Juni 2016 um 13:08
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See also:
(as suggested in another topic related topic)
or have a look at Babble:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/babble-a-chat-plugin/31753
There’s a recent blog post from our very own @erlend_sh that goes into detail here.
Most modern businesses and organisations today are using some kind of team chat application. The usual suspects are Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Mattermost, Rocket Chat, and Matrix, to name a few.
TL;DR we integrate tightly with chat, but we aren’t chat. The unit of work in the chat is the word . the unit of work in Discourse is the sentence and ideally the paragraph . Different beats.
Ja, wir bauen das jetzt für 2.9. Rechtzeitiger Bump..
Ich nehme an, es wurde wegen Discourse Chat verschoben?
Three years ago we published a blog post about how Discourse and the long-form forum paradigm can co-exist with the short-form chat paradigm:
This kind of tooling mashup works, but it has some flaws. You end up with:
Duplicate user directories
Competing forms of private messaging
“Where does this message belong?” uncertainty
Poorly integrated tools for content gardening
One of the most upvoted HN stories of this year was a post about forums being superior to chat:
https://www.mooreds.com/…
Nein, es war ein zufälliger Bump. Alle Bumps sind zufällig (solange das Thema offen und alt genug / lange genug nicht gebumpt wurde).
Oh, es war also nur ein Zufall. Schon gut…
