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Vote to Replace Google Groups with Discourse Forum (view source)
Revision as of 06:18, 22 September 2017
, 06:18, 22 September 2017→Background
*low new member engagement
*low new member engagement
*Discourse is a well-thought-out modern forum that is feature rich and geared specifically to generate quality civilized discussion. It is self-policing and has the options to flag inappropriate messages and up-vote important messages.
*Discourse can be used to combine our public and private google groups by using category tags with permissions.
Discourse solves many of the issue with Google-Groups because it:
*Discourse has an amazing code of conduct that is reflected in the design of the forum and that dovetails with our own policies.
*is a well-thought-out modern forum that is feature rich and geared specifically to generate quality civilized discussion. It is self-policing and has the options to flag inappropriate messages and up-vote important messages.
*Discourse works through email clients just like Google Groups does.
*can be used to combine our public and private google groups by using category tags with permissions.
*Discourse can interfaces with our member database which means new users are automatically added when they create their PS:One user account and deactivated when they leave. This automates the current process board members go through.
*has an amazing code of conduct that is reflected in the design of the forum and that dovetails with our own policies.
*works through email clients just like Google Groups does.
*can interface with our member database which means new users are automatically added when they create their PS:One user account and deactivated when they leave. This automates the current process board members go through.
== Language ==
== Language ==