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Justinmorrison: Removed reference to IRC (defunct) and Discuss forum (also down)

2024-12-02T23:12:41Z

Removed reference to IRC (defunct) and Discuss forum (also down)

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	== How to get an invite? ==		== How to get an invite? ==

	Slack requires an invitation to join~~, unlike Noisebridge's [[IRC]] channel~~.		Slack requires an invitation to join.

	It's recommended that you meet up with someone knowledgeable in the space and talk to them about Slack, or if all else fails, ~~request an invitation on~~ [~~https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-discuss Noisebridge-discuss~~].		It's recommended that you meet up with someone knowledgeable in the space and talk to them about Slack, or if all else fails, [[Discord]].

	== How to access? ==		== How to access? ==

Lxpk at 04:13, 6 January 2022

2022-01-06T04:13:26Z

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	{{Channels}}		{{Channels}}
			{{headerbox}}
	Slack is a multi-platform chat application used by Noisebridge for internal discussions. It is similar to IRC and Discord.		'''Slack''' is a multi-platform chat application used by Noisebridge for internal discussions. It is similar to IRC and Discord.

	Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.		Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.

	You can get an invite to our public (anyone can access) Discord, [https://discord.gg/3NFncdxufQ here].		You can get an invite to our public (anyone can access) Discord, [https://discord.gg/3NFncdxufQ here].
			{{boxend}}

	''Note, Slack in this context is different from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''		''Note, Slack in this context is different from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''

Donpinkus at 20:30, 1 January 2022

2022-01-01T20:30:48Z

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	You can get an invite to our public (anyone can access) Discord, [https://discord.gg/3NFncdxufQ here].		You can get an invite to our public (anyone can access) Discord, [https://discord.gg/3NFncdxufQ here].

	''~~Disambiguation of '''~~this~~''' Slack~~ from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''		''Note, Slack in this context is different from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''

	== Who to invite? ==		== Who to invite? ==

Donpinkus at 20:30, 1 January 2022

2022-01-01T20:30:02Z

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	Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.		Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.

	You can get an invite to our public (anyone can access) Discord, [https://discord.gg/~~GSaPj3Zw~~ here].		You can get an invite to our public (anyone can access) Discord, [https://discord.gg/3NFncdxufQ here].

	''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''		''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''

Donpinkus: Reorganizing the Slack page for clarity (e.g. title levels, direct links, etc

2022-01-01T20:29:32Z

Reorganizing the Slack page for clarity (e.g. title levels, direct links, etc

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	Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.		Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.

			You can get an invite to our public (anyone can access) Discord, [https://discord.gg/GSaPj3Zw here].

	''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''		''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''
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	Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.		Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.

	Slack is available for ~~'''~~desktop~~'''~~ download [https://slack.com/downloads/ here], and in the ~~'''~~mobile~~'''~~ app stores on iOS and Android. It is also available via IRC or XMPP clients.		Slack is available for desktop download [https://slack.com/downloads/ here], and in the mobile app stores on iOS and Android. It is also available via IRC or XMPP clients.

	== Why slack? Replacements? ==		== Why slack? Replacements? ==

Donpinkus at 20:17, 1 January 2022

2022-01-01T20:17:35Z

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	Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.		Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.

	Slack is available for desktop download [https://slack.com/downloads/ here], and in the mobile app stores on iOS and Android. It is also available via IRC or XMPP clients.		Slack is available for '''desktop''' download [https://slack.com/downloads/ here], and in the '''mobile''' app stores on iOS and Android. It is also available via IRC or XMPP clients.

	== Why slack? Replacements? ==		== Why slack? Replacements? ==

Donpinkus: Reorganizing the Slack page for clarity (e.g. title levels, direct links, etc

2022-01-01T20:16:44Z

Reorganizing the Slack page for clarity (e.g. title levels, direct links, etc

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	{{Channels}}		{{Channels}}
	~~{{boxstart}}~~
	Noisebridge ~~conducts~~ internal ~~discussion~~ and ~~chat on our~~ [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ ~~team~~] ~~on [https://slack.com/ Slack]. We use Slack as a glorified IRC~~, ~~with multiple rooms~~ to ~~discuss different topics, often separated by working group, such as [[SecWG]] or [[CommunityWorkingGroup]]~~.		Slack is a multi-platform chat application used by Noisebridge for internal discussions. It is similar to IRC and Discord.
	~~{{boxend}}~~
			Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.

	''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''		''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''

	== ~~Multiplatform~~==		== Who to invite? ==
	Slack is ~~accessible~~ to ~~logged-~~in ~~users via desktop~~ and ~~mobile apps and on the web~~, ~~as well as via IRC~~ or ~~XMPP clients~~.
			Slack is for communication supporting Noisebridge the physical space. If you want to invite someone, they should satisfy the following:

			# "Do you want to hang out with this person again?" and
			# "Has this person been coming around for a little while?".

			== How to get an invite? ==

			Slack requires an invitation to join, unlike Noisebridge's [[IRC]] channel.

			It's recommended that you meet up with someone knowledgeable in the space and talk to them about Slack, or if all else fails, request an invitation on [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-discuss Noisebridge-discuss].

	==~~= Who~~ to ~~invite~~? ===		== How to access? ==

	~~Slack~~ is ~~for communication supporting Noisebridge the physical space~~. ~~If you want~~ to ~~invite someone, they should satify the following:~~		Our slack is located [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ here], but will require an invite to access.

	* ~~"Do you want to hang out with this person again?"~~ and		Slack is available for desktop download [https://slack.com/downloads/ here], and in the mobile app stores on iOS and Android. It is also available via IRC or XMPP clients.
	* ~~"Has this person been coming around for a little while?"~~.

	=== ~~How to get on~~ ===		== Why slack? Replacements? ==
	Unlike Noisebridge's [[IRC]] channel, Slack requires an invitation to join. It's recommended that you meet up with someone knowledgeable in the space and talk to them about Slack, or if all else fails, request an invitation on [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-discuss Noisebridge-discuss].

	~~=== Why slack? - replacement? ===~~
	Some are not comfortable with slack as it is (add!):		Some are not comfortable with slack as it is (add!):
	* corporate entity		* corporate entity

Lxpk at 09:39, 19 June 2020

2020-06-19T09:39:48Z

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	{{Channels}}		{{Channels}}
			{{boxstart}}
			Noisebridge conducts internal discussion and chat on our [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ team] on [https://slack.com/ Slack]. We use Slack as a glorified IRC, with multiple rooms to discuss different topics, often separated by working group, such as [[SecWG]] or [[CommunityWorkingGroup]].
			{{boxend}}

	''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''		''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''

	== ~~Slack for discussions/chat~~ ==		== Multiplatform==
	Noisebridge has a [https://noisebridge.slack.com/ team] on [https://slack.com/ Slack]. We use Slack as a glorified IRC, with multiple rooms to discuss different topics, often separated by working group, such as [[SecWG]] or [[CommunityWorkingGroup]].		Slack is accessible to logged-in users via desktop and mobile apps and on the web, as well as via IRC or XMPP clients.

	Slack is accessible on the web, as well as via IRC or XMPP clients.

	=== Who to invite? ===		=== Who to invite? ===
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	* https://emoji.slack-edge.com/T027UKEC9/noisebridge/d15ff133c6dbb277.png		* https://emoji.slack-edge.com/T027UKEC9/noisebridge/d15ff133c6dbb277.png

	[[User:⛽\|⛽]] ([[User talk:⛽\|talk]]) 18:10, 12 June 2017 (UTC)		[[User:<span class="emoji-outer emoji-sizer"><span class="emoji-inner" style="background: url(chrome-extension://immhpnclomdloikkpcefncmfgjbkojmh/emoji-data/sheet_apple_32.png);background-position:97.94359576968273% 53.99529964747356%;background-size:5418.75% 5418.75%" data-codepoints="26fd"></span></span>\|<span class="emoji-outer emoji-sizer"><span class="emoji-inner" style="background: url(chrome-extension://immhpnclomdloikkpcefncmfgjbkojmh/emoji-data/sheet_apple_32.png);background-position:97.94359576968273% 53.99529964747356%;background-size:5418.75% 5418.75%" data-codepoints="26fd"></span></span>]] ([[User talk:<span class="emoji-outer emoji-sizer"><span class="emoji-inner" style="background: url(chrome-extension://immhpnclomdloikkpcefncmfgjbkojmh/emoji-data/sheet_apple_32.png);background-position:97.94359576968273% 53.99529964747356%;background-size:5418.75% 5418.75%" data-codepoints="26fd"></span></span>\|talk]]) 18:10, 12 June 2017 (UTC)

	=== Terms, etc. ===		=== Terms, etc. ===

Mwillson at 07:26, 19 June 2020

2020-06-19T07:26:19Z

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			{{Channels}}

	''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''		''Disambiguation of '''this''' Slack from the [http://slackware.com/ Slackware Linux distribution's] "Slack".''

192.195.83.130: /* Alternatives */

2018-06-11T02:35:00Z

Alternatives

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	* SILC (end to end encrypted, free and open source, distributed or [multiple servers can share messages between each other providing message coherency to users more robust than "federated" services like Mastodon. Heavily audited and vetted by w00w00, Coverity, OpenBSD developers and more over the course of a decade+. PFS can be tuned to have arbitrarily slow or fast key rotations, messages from users are encrypted from the server eavesdropping as well, especially with use of private message signing.)		* SILC (end to end encrypted, free and open source, distributed or [multiple servers can share messages between each other providing message coherency to users more robust than "federated" services like Mastodon. Heavily audited and vetted by w00w00, Coverity, OpenBSD developers and more over the course of a decade+. PFS can be tuned to have arbitrarily slow or fast key rotations, messages from users are encrypted from the server eavesdropping as well, especially with use of private message signing.)
	* PSYC2 (end to end encrypted, distributed, free and open source, multiple client implementations, the lead developer is excellent, worth looking into more deeply)		* PSYC2 (end to end encrypted, distributed, free and open source, multiple client implementations, the lead developer is excellent, worth looking into more deeply)
			*DISCORD!

	== Digging in teh weeds ==		== Digging in teh weeds ==