Re: OCIO 1.0.10
Larry Gritz <l...@...>
I'm not really a part of the OCIO dev community, so take my opinion with a grain of salt, but,
I agree that any discussion about design or big issues of implementation really should happen on the archived, fully public mail list. The asynchronous, think and compose before you write, nature of email actually is an important feature. Slack or other chat seems good for ephemeral, realtime collaboration, "how do I fix this, I need it in an hour", or a quick question/answer that need not be archived. Slack history may be searchable, but it seems to me that it's mainly geared toward conversations that are ok to be missed by people who happen not to be logged in at the time that they happen. It strikes me as the equivalent of an office hallway conversation -- very important to the daily life of a project, but not where any big decisions should be made.
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