On Wed, 9 Aug 2017 23:56:35 -0400 Roger Dingledine <arma@xxxxxxx> wrote: > But while this approach works well for people whose day job is Tor, > the casualty is people whose day job *isn't* Tor. These people show up > exactly on the weekends and evenings that now have fewer Tor people > around to provide quick responses, community momentum, interaction > with core developers, and all of the great things that a free > software community needs for health and growth. Direct them to asynchronous methods of communication like e-mail. > I don't have any quick fixes, but I wanted to raise this issue as a > key topic for us to consider as we try to find the right balance > between "people can have lives" and "we are responsive to new > contributors". We are not being the best that we can be when we have > 60-hour gaps on irc, mailing list threads, blog comment follow-ups, > etc and those gaps line up exactly with when excited helpful > volunteers show up. :) Are the mailing lists still festering cesspools, or are they worth resubscribing to? Regards, -- Yawning Angel
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