| ▲ | dfxm12 6 days ago | ||||||||||||||||
Some discussions benefit from real time communication, some don't. More than considering what the "best" platform is, I wish my org would pick one thing in each category and stick with it. We don't need teams AND slack. We don't need teams AND zoom... I think that's where the real problem lies. It's harder to get comfortable with the software this way. | |||||||||||||||||
| ▲ | diggan 6 days ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||
> Some discussions benefit from real time communication, some don't Agree :) Consensus in the development community seems to be "Everything should be in Discord/Slack/Teams", so moving towards what you mention would be great. > I think that's where the real problem lies That certainly does sound like an issue, but I cannot say I've ever experienced it myself, maybe I've been lucky. At "worst", sometimes there is one tool for private/internal use, but for public community, Discord would be chosen, for example. But never "We're using both Slack and Teams internally", that'd be crazy. The number of times a development community I want to join is exclusively on Discord though, instead of a public forum, is something I constantly encounter. | |||||||||||||||||
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