OT: Subsurface IRC-channel swamped by ads
Jan Iversen
jani at apache.org
Thu Aug 2 08:49:59 PDT 2018
Enviado desde mi iPad
> El 2 ago 2018, a las 17:16, Dirk Hohndel <dirk at hohndel.org> escribió:
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> There is nothing in this world that spammers aren't happy to destroy.
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> But admittedly, I haven't spent time on IRC in ages. It just doesn't fit my normal workflow. And if I scroll back through the history, it's been a long time that there was any meaningful discussion there.
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> So I don't know what's the right thing to do.
I posted questions long time ago, and never got a response, which frustrated me. I actually only had 2 times where there were response (both sessions initiated by you)
Not having an IRC might be seen as bad, but having one that is non-responsive is a lot worse, so closing it would
1) not harm anybody (since it is unused)
2) stop frustrating people who post a question
3) be the truth, since it isnt a way to communicate with the project.
rgds
jan i
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> /D
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>> On Aug 1, 2018, at 11:05 PM, Paul-Erik Törrönen <poltsi at poltsi.fi> wrote:
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>> There's not much activity on the IRC channel but would it be possible to reconsider the policy of joining.
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>> The issue is that for the last couple of days the channel has been hosed with 'IRC ad service' spam. This means that I get a false notification of activity, and, because of the volume of spam, it is quite hard to find whether anything about Subsurface has actually been discussed.
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>> One way to combat this is to use registration (+r mode). Another one could be to drop the channel altogether.
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>> Poltsi
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