Getting people signed up to something, so they remember K-SPACE exists. Keeping them in the hook for what's happening, and connecting leads.
Problems:
Slack has limits on non-single-channel guests.
Recurring multiple occurrences of persons with no membership heating up the discussion, especially on topics regarding K-SPACE (management, what-how-who). Leading to hours of cleanup, bullying, burnout on the management side (again, time and time again).
Many have cited the communication network on Slack being a major benefit to the membership. Should it be freely available, cautionly gated (on what rules and grounds, who moderates?), or with all memberships? Slack-only membership?
Getting people signed up to something, so they remember K-SPACE exists. Keeping them in the hook for what's happening, and connecting leads.
Problems:
- Slack has limits on non-single-channel guests.
- Recurring multiple occurrences of persons with no membership heating up the discussion, especially on topics regarding K-SPACE (management, what-how-who). Leading to hours of cleanup, bullying, burnout on the management side (again, time and time again).
Many have cited the communication network on Slack being a major benefit to the membership. Should it be freely available, cautionly gated (on what rules and grounds, who moderates?), or with all memberships? Slack-only membership?
rasmus
added this to the k-space.ee/todo project 2025-05-27 17:34:04 +00:00
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Getting people signed up to something, so they remember K-SPACE exists. Keeping them in the hook for what's happening, and connecting leads.
Problems:
Many have cited the communication network on Slack being a major benefit to the membership. Should it be freely available, cautionly gated (on what rules and grounds, who moderates?), or with all memberships? Slack-only membership?