|
The fases community mainly uses IRC:
#fases on rx (webchat):
- server:
irc.andrewyu.org;
- ssl:
6697 (recommended);
- plain:
6667.
#fases on Libera.Chat (webchat):
- server:
irc.libera.chat;
- ssl:
6697 (recommended);
- plain:
6667.
Although less used, we also have an XMPP channel:
- room:
fases@conference.vitali64.duckdns.org.
All those channels are bridged together so you can talk to us regardless of
which chat platform you use.
Here are chat rules for #fases:
Don't ask to ask. You won't get banned right after asking to ask but
we prefer you ask your question right away, else less people will
want to answer your question. That also includes just saying "hi" and
waiting for someone to answer. Just ask your question, and someone
might answer. Keep in mind that we all are unpaid volunteers, and as
such it might take hours or even days for someone to answer. Don't spam. Spamming is a waste of time for chat operators and
an annoyance for other people in the chat. If you want to paste a text
with multiple lines (For example, output of a command) then use a
pastebin. Good sane pastebins include https://paste.debian.net. Offtopic discussions are allowed, but please keep those at a minimum. English only. Moderating other languages is hard, because most people
in the chat are English speakers. No discrimination. The chat rooms/channels are here for people to have
nice conversations with everyone. If that rule is broken, you may be
banned without warnings depending on severity. We use Libera.Chat for IRC chat. Libera.Chat has network policies all its
users are expected to follow, and #fases is no exception.
Follow the Libera.Chat network policies!
If you break some of the rules, you'll be given 2 warnings before being
banned in most cases.
Operators/Moderators [link]
There's currently only one:
- Ferass El Hafidi,
f_ / f_[xmpp].
If you think you can moderate then please let us know!
Mailing lists [link]
The fases project also has a mailing list ran by Runxi Yu (thanks!)
The mailing list's address is:
fases-dev -at- andrewyu -dot- org
(archives).
To send patches, please use git-send-email. A tutorial on how to use
it can be found here. You may also push your
changes to a public repo and send a request to pull that, also via email.
The rules above for the chat also apply to the mailing list.
|